SECONDARY PACKING FOR FINISHED PRODUCTS
Keep the product you’ve developed.
Plan how it reaches the next customer.
Turn finished, sealed products into discovery kits, multipacks and shelf-ready trays. Work out the counts, flag the unknowns and send one clear brief for review.
For existing brands and production-ready products.
Every job is reviewed for suitability.
Start with sealed productsProduct and handling suitability are reviewed.
Make the counts visibleCheck totals, SKU mixes and stock shortfalls.
Send one clear briefReview your plan and contact details before sending.
FIND YOUR FORMAT
Choose a format to see what needs checking, what to supply and how to brief the work.
DISCOVERY / CAMPAIGN
Bring a defined mix of sealed products and approved inserts together for a sample, launch or campaign. Start with the contents, the intended recipient and a pack configuration that can be reviewed.
Explore discovery kits
ROUTINE / TRAVEL
Group sealed sachets or sticks into a routine or travel format. Work out each product’s count, the total units needed and the questions to resolve before the outer pack is ordered.
Explore multipacks
DISPLAY / RETAIL
Plan how finished units sit in a tray and travel in the outer shipper. A count is only the start: samples, orientation, dimensions and the channel’s requirements still need to be checked.
Explore retail traysMaterials, product suitability, quantities and production slots are confirmed in your quote.
TRY THE IDEA
One finished pack contains a defined number of sealed units. Switch the format and edit the count to explore the idea.
For a full run, use the Pack Planner below to calculate totals across your configurations.
Work out my full runCount examples only. This schematic is not to scale and does not confirm materials, dimensions, physical fit or an offered pack size. It is separate from your packing brief.
WHEN THE FIT IS STILL A QUESTION
Will the product fit, seal and pack consistently? Agree a bounded trial and receive the findings, photos and next steps.
Explore a pilotStill defining the quantities? Send a simple pilot enquiry.
Paid, scoped before work begins. A failed fit is a useful result; production is a separate decision.
Approve the configuration and quote. We plan counting, assembly, agreed coding, checks and outer packing around that specification.
Plan a production briefMaterials, work instructions and checks agreed for the job.
Reuse the approved pack specification and update quantities, materials and dates for each new quote.
See a repeat briefAvailability, pricing and any changed specification are checked for each run.
HOW THE WORK IS SCOPED
Start small where the answer is unknown. Keep a clear record of what is approved.
What exists, how it should be packed, quantity, intended channel and timing.
Materials, fit, coding, traceability and the work required.
Agree the question, samples, fee, acceptance criteria and exclusions.
Authorise the quote and specification before the production slot is confirmed.
Use the approved configuration as the starting point for the next run.
YOUR PACKING WORKSPACE
Calculate your pack quantities, review the checks, then send your brief from this page. No account needed.
No fixed quantities yet? Send a simple enquiry about your product, pilot or development question.
FROM PLAN TO ENQUIRY
Everything stays on this page. Your current configurations go with your enquiry, including unresolved questions.
Checking whether the private inbox is available. You can check and review your plan while we connect.
Use Check my plan above to validate the current counts and see what still needs a suitability review.
These are still the illustrative example values. Replace them above, or deliberately confirm below that every value is right for your project.
Check your contact details, every configuration and the open questions below. Nothing is sent until you select Send enquiry.
Counts are arithmetic only. Product suitability, per-SKU stock, physical fit, materials, price, capacity and delivery still need review. This enquiry is not an order.
BEFORE YOU START
Suitable finished products can be considered for a defined secondary-packing job. Product details, handling requirements, packaging and available capacity need review before acceptance.
No. Tell us what is ready and what still needs to be resolved. A production quote and schedule depend on the agreed specification and required approvals.
The economical run size depends on format, quantities, materials, setup and packing method. The review establishes the project scope and pricing; the planner does not provide an instant quote.
It calculates counts from your inputs and highlights missing details. It cannot establish physical fit, seal performance, product suitability or retailer acceptance. Samples and technical review may be required.
Bulk filling and product development need a separate technical review before a secondary-packing run can be defined. Describe your product stage in the brief so the appropriate pathway can be considered.
The displayed details are stored in the private PackYours enquiry inbox. Keep the on-screen reference. Submission is a request for review, not an accepted order, confirmed quote or booked production slot. No automatic email notification is sent.
Your existing formulation remains yours. If a separate development project is commissioned, you own the final formulation developed for you once the development fee is fully paid, under the agreed scope.
A SMALL PACK. A CLEAR PLAN.
Start with the product you have
and the format you want to explore.