Slim rectangular outer carton
The proportions suit a bar-shaped product reference. Finished dimensions, tuck or sleeve construction, glue, grain, and opening action must follow the wrapped product and packing process.
Food packaging · GS-6842703
Printed chocolate-bar secondary carton.
This reference presents several slim rectangular cartons with different colors and cocoa-inspired artwork. It can support a discussion about an outer paperboard sleeve or carton for an already wrapped bar; it does not establish direct-food-contact suitability, barrier performance, or a validated material system.
- Reference
- GS-6842703
- Category
- Food packaging
- Pricing
- Confirmed after specification
- Order basis
- Project-specific
Evidence boundary: No direct-food-contact, food-grade, migration, grease, moisture, aroma, barrier, temperature, shelf-life, FSC, or recyclability claim is made here. Those properties depend on the exact material system, inner wrap, destination rules, supplier documents, and tests accepted by the buyer.
SlimBar-carton proportion
RangeMultiple artwork variants
PrintLarge front-panel graphics
ReviewFood application qualification
What this reference shows
Read the visible evidence first.
The image demonstrates a coordinated range with consistent net-weight placement and varied colorways. It does not show the inner wrap or contact surface. This page therefore treats the format as secondary packaging unless the buyer supplies a qualified direct-contact material and compliance route.
Shared hierarchy across flavors
Multiple color variants show how a range can retain logo, weight, and information zones while changing flavor cues. Every version needs controlled copy, artwork, barcode, and production quantities.
Broad print with metallic-look areas
The image shows bright color and reflective-looking details. Actual foil, ink, coating, rub protection, fold cracking, and color tolerance are approved on the selected board.
Configuration decisions
Confirm what the photograph cannot.
A project-ready quotation needs the physical product, artwork, production quantity, packing method, destination, and acceptance criteria. These decisions turn a useful image into a controlled specification.
- Packed product
- Dimensions of the fully wrapped bar, weight, seam position, insertion direction, and clearance needed for packing.
- Contact boundary
- Whether paperboard is secondary-only, the inner-wrap specification, migration owner, allergens, temperature, moisture, and shelf-life responsibilities.
- Artwork range
- SKU count, required market copy, language, nutrition and ingredient panels, date code, barcode, colors, and finish.
- Supply plan
- Quantity per SKU, packing method, storage conditions, destination market, compliance documents, and target date.
Approval route
Test the real use before production.
Approve the carton around the final wrapped bar. Check insertion, seam pressure, opening, code and barcode zones, shelf presentation, and scuffing. Compliance and shelf-life decisions must be reviewed separately by the responsible parties before production release.
- Measure the finished inner-wrapped bar
- Define direct-contact and migration responsibility
- Approve every SKU and required copy version
- Check packing, shelf display, and distribution handling
Continue the specification
Build the surrounding packaging route.
Use the parent service to compare construction choices, then review the related components or approval guide that support this specific reference.
Quote reference GS-6842703
Send the missing project facts.
The quote form will carry this reference into your brief. Add the real product or pack size, estimated quantity, destination, target date, packing method, and artwork so Kevin can identify the next technical questions.