A packaging quote is easier to compare when every supplier is quoting the same unit: the same container, the same number of pieces per retail pack, and the same outer carton requirements. Start with a single model and capacity, then list each additional size as a separate line.
1. Specify the model, capacity and unit count
Give the model number, capacity, pieces per retail pack, and order quantity in pieces. For a mixed set, list the capacity and quantity of every piece in one set. Ask suppliers to quote the same count basis so a price per set is never mistaken for a price per container.
2. Describe the retail pack and artwork
State whether you need an individual colour box, a printed sleeve, or a gift set. Include the destination market, sales channel, artwork files, barcode placement, languages and any labelling requirements from the buyer. If the artwork is still in progress, send a reference and ask when the dieline can be confirmed. Compare the approved sample with the final artwork before confirming the order.
3. Separate retail packaging from the shipping carton
For a shipping estimate, ask for retail packs per master carton, outer carton dimensions and gross weight for the exact pack you intend to buy. If there is a retailer carton specification or a packaging test requirement, send it with the brief. Confirm those carton details after the pack configuration is agreed.
Example: PB2614 in 900 ml
A buyer asking for 3,000 pieces in one-piece printed boxes can specify PB2614, 900 ml. The catalogue gives the container dimensions as 19 × 14.5 × 7.4 cm. Ask for the proposed retail box and master carton details for that pack, plus a sample and quotation. LAVREO’s standard MOQ is 3,000 pieces per item, and the standard lead time is 45 days after packaging confirmation. Confirm the terms for your order when requesting a quote.
See private label and packaging options or send a PB2614 purchasing brief with your destination, artwork status and pack format.
