This includes the visual design and layout of the packaging, including graphics, images, colors, and branding elements. It's often created by graphic designers and can include: - Packaging concept or mockup. - Artwork files in the appropriate format (e.g., Adobe Illustrator or Photoshop files).

This involves the physical structure and layout of the packaging, determining the size and shape of the package. It's typically created by packaging engineers and may include: - CAD (Computer-Aided Design) files for packaging prototypes. - Die-cut templates for production.

Labels are an essential part of packaging for providing product information, branding, and regulatory compliance. Label design deliverables include: - Label graphics and artwork. - Label templates for printing.

Detailed documents outlining the specifications for the packaging materials, dimensions, and printing requirements. This helps manufacturers produce the packaging correctly.

High-quality product photos or 3D mockup images of the packaging for marketing and promotional purposes.

Files prepared for production, including all design elements, colors, and bleed margins, in the appropriate format for the printing process (e.g., PDFs or AI files).