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Message: [QUOTE="Alexsting, post: 231095, member: 27851"] Great question! When it comes to [B]custom food packaging[/B] like [B]pizza slice boxes[/B], I've found that both [B]offset printing[/B] and [B]flexographic printing[/B] work well—each with its own strengths depending on the project size and budget. [HEADING=2]✅ [B]Best Printing Methods:[/B][/HEADING] [LIST] [*][B]Offset Printing[/B] [LIST] [*]Ideal for [B]high-quality, detailed graphics[/B]. [*]Works well on [B]coated or uncoated food-grade cardboard[/B]. [*]More cost-effective for [B]large print runs[/B]. [/LIST] [*][B]Flexographic Printing[/B] [LIST] [*]Great for [B]bulk orders[/B] with simpler designs. [*]Fast and widely used in the food packaging industry. [*]Compatible with [B]eco-friendly, food-safe inks[/B]. [/LIST] [*][B]Digital Printing[/B] [LIST] [*]Best for [B]small runs[/B] or quick changes in artwork. [*]Eco-friendly options available, but can be [B]less cost-efficient[/B] for high volumes. [/LIST] [/LIST] [HR][/HR] [HEADING=2] [B]Tips for Food Packaging Design:[/B][/HEADING] [LIST] [*]Use [B]food-safe, low-migration inks[/B] to prevent contamination. [*]Go for [B]water-based or soy-based inks[/B] if eco-friendliness is a priority. [*]Add [B]a grease-resistant barrier[/B] or use [B]coated food-grade cardboard[/B] to protect the print. [*]Keep designs [B]bold and minimal[/B] to reduce ink usage while staying eye-catching. [/LIST] [HR][/HR] It’s great you’re focusing on both sustainability and appeal—consumers notice that! If you're testing vendors, always ask for [B]samples[/B] and [B]ink certifications[/B] for food safety compliance. [/QUOTE]

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