PACKAGING BY INDUSTRY / BEVERAGE

Custom Beverage Boxes.
Every detail considered.

Explore custom beverage boxes for sealed bottles, coffee, tea and gift sets. Compare carrier layouts, filled weights and printed outer packaging options.

6 packaging formatsCustom dimensionsPrinted around your brand

EXPLORE THE COLLECTION

Explore your packaging formats.

Plan the complete product presentation.

Tea Boxes

Custom tea outer boxes for sealed sachets, pouches and tins, with printed branding and layouts for individual blends or tasting sets. Share the complete primary pack and required count.

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Coffee Boxes

Custom coffee outer boxes for sealed bags, tins and tasting sets. Plan the filled pack, closure clearance and printed roast identification before selecting the carton.

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Juice Boxes

Custom juice outer boxes for supplied sealed bottles or primary containers. Review filled weight, grouping and printed branding separately from the container specification.

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Wine Bottle Boxes

Custom wine bottle boxes with printed branding and support planned around the filled bottle, neck and closure. Review presentation and dispatch separately.

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Beverage Carrier Boxes

Custom beverage carriers for supplied bottles or cans. Plan count, compartments, handle requirements and total filled weight with the actual loaded group.

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Beverage Gift Boxes

Custom beverage gift boxes for supplied sealed bottles, tins and accessories. Review the complete arrangement, fitted support and opening sequence.

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A guide to beverage boxes.

Start with the sealed primary container.

Beverage boxes on this page are secondary outer packaging for sealed products. Measure the complete filled bottle, tin, pouch or sachet arrangement, including caps, valves and labels. A carrier needs the loaded bottle count and spacing, while a gift set needs an arrangement for accessories and cards. Select the closest format above to review the relevant details.

Review weight, support and product exposure.

Filled weight, neck shape and handling conditions affect the structure, dividers and support. A paperboard carton should not be assumed to hold liquid directly or provide an aroma, moisture or temperature barrier. Describe the sealed primary container and any required outer shipping protection. Material and construction need review around the complete packed product.

Organize branding and product versions.

Provide final approved product text, identification and artwork for every size or flavor. Plan readable panels and barcode space away from folds and windows. Quantities, print coverage, finishes and delivery destination belong in the quotation brief. Confirm dimensions, material and proof together before production.

Explore materials and finishes and box structures alongside your product requirements.

A LITTLE GUIDANCE

Before you choose.

Which format should I choose?

Start with the complete packed contents, weight and desired arrangement. Choose the closest product above and describe the primary packaging and handling needs.

Can I request a custom size and insert?

Provide packed dimensions and an item layout reference. Stock, insert arrangement and construction are reviewed together with the quotation.

Can several product versions share one design?

A shared visual identity can be planned across versions, while dimensions, layouts and supplied identification remain specific to each. Provide quantities by version.

Does the outer box establish protective performance?

What information helps you prepare a quotation?

Share packed dimensions, weight, quantity, item list, insert needs, approved artwork, material preferences and delivery destination.

COMPARE YOUR PACKAGING OPTIONS

Custom beverage boxes for your product range.

Match the format to the product.

Plan custom printed packaging for sealed beverage retail, bottle presentation and drink gift sets. Tea and coffee packs follow sealed sachets, bags or tins. Juice and wine cartons are secondary packaging around complete containers. Carriers need bottle spacing, a handle and loaded weight; beverage gift boxes require a complete compartment arrangement.

Review materials and the complete pack.

These are outer packs for sealed primary containers. Ordinary paperboard should not be assumed to hold liquid directly or provide an aroma, moisture or temperature barrier. Review support and shipping requirements using the filled product.

Prepare dimensions and artwork for a quote.

Include filled containers, caps, valves, dividers and loaded carrier weight in your brief. State inside length, width and height in one unit, packed weight, quantity and your delivery destination. Provide your logo, approved product text and quantities for each artwork version. Where a detail is undecided, describe the intended use so it can be reviewed. Compare packaging materials and print finishes with box structures, then open the relevant product below to request its quotation.

Compare individual containers, carriers and gifts

A single bottle carton, multi-container carrier and mixed gift set have different footprints and supports. Include caps, valves, accessories and filled weights in the arrangement. Specify the sealed primary pack separately from the printed outer carton. Provide quantities by format, approved artwork and US delivery destination, then request the chosen product quotation.

Compare beverage boxes formats.

Product packaging	Fit and planning considerations	Before requesting a quote
Tea Boxes ↗	Measure sealed sachets, pouches or tins with their labels as packed, including every projection, wrap and support.	Describe the primary sealed pack and desired arrangement. Printed outer board is not assumed to provide an aroma or moisture barrier.
Coffee Boxes ↗	Measure sealed coffee bags, tins or individual packs as packed, including every projection, wrap and support.	Include any valve or raised closure in measurements and explain the primary barrier pack.
Juice Boxes ↗	Measure filled sealed juice bottles or primary containers as packed, including every projection, wrap and support.	State the filled weight, cap clearance and any handling conditions. This page concerns secondary outer packaging, not a liquid-holding carton.
Wine Bottle Boxes ↗	Measure filled bottles, caps, sleeves and presentation details as packed, including every projection, wrap and support.	Include bottle diameter, full height and weight. Identify neck support and separate shipping protection requirements.
Beverage Carrier Boxes ↗	Measure filled bottles arranged in rows with divider clearance as packed, including every projection, wrap and support.	Provide bottle count, diameter, height and combined filled weight. Handle, base and divider construction need review for the loaded carrier.
Beverage Gift Boxes ↗	Measure sealed bottles, accessories, wrapping and gift cards as packed, including every projection, wrap and support.	Plan separate compartments and comfortable removal space. The tallest item and combined weight affect the complete structure.

PLAN YOUR PACKAGING

Choose beverage outer packaging by container and count

Provide sealed container dimensions, filled weights and storage requirements. A printed outer box does not replace primary sealing or barrier packaging.

A sealed bag or tin

Include the filled shape, folded top and any valve. Distinguish an individual carton from a tasting gift. Compare coffee outer boxes.

A group of bottles or cans

Specify count, total weight and carrying method. Review handle and divider requirements with the loaded arrangement. Explore bottle and can carriers.