Four case studies from our PrintEffect production system: who ordered, what exactly, in what quantity and in how many days. The figures come from the technical specifications of 2024–2026 orders; clients are named with their consent, one case is anonymous until consent is received. Each case has its own page: order parameters, how the work went and photos.

Star Kebab French-fries packaging and tray next to fast-food packaging for other Pergament clients

Star Kebab — fast-food packaging ordered again and again

French-fries packaging at 50,000 pcs per run, baby boxes and trays. A repeat run of 5,000 baby boxes — 13 days from order to dispatch.

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Cartons for Viorica cosmetics: six packs of different sizes

Viorica-Cosmetic — 96 cosmetics packaging orders in two and a half years

Cartons for creams, masks, peelings and gift sets: dozens of SKUs, quantities from 550 to 40,000 pcs. Every new size goes through a prototype first — from 30 minutes.

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Dulcinella Swiss-roll box with a curved lid — packaging made by Pergament

Dulcinella — boxes for a confectionery chain in runs of 40–50 thousand

Cake and pastry boxes, a Swiss-roll box, cake boards, certificates and stickers from one supplier. The repeat run three and a half months later went on the same technical specification.

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Pergament showroom: shelves of cardboard packaging samples

A winery — a wrapped single-bottle box in 12 days

A 165×85×360 mm gift box for one bottle, micro-flute lamination. A run of 1,500 pcs — 12 days from the order entering production.

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What these cases have in common

In all four cases the client comes back: 93% of our orders come from clients who have worked with us before, and the technical specification of every run has been kept in the system since 2014 — a repeat needs no new quotation or make-ready. If you have a similar task, send the dimensions, the quantity and a sample of the product to contact@pergament.md or call +373 79 044 417; technology — on the “Rigid boxes” and “Production and technology” pages, the company — here.