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Packaging & brochure printing
Printed boxes, bags, labels, brochures and catalogues for brands in Lebanon. Discuss your project with EBFOS in Kornet Chehwane and Dbayeh.
Packaging and brochures introduce a product in different ways: one accompanies the item, while the other explains it. EBFOS offers custom printed boxes, bags and labels alongside brochures and catalogues. Start with what the customer needs to hold, read or recognise, then develop a brief for the printed format.
Packaging starts with the actual product
For a box, bag or label, describe the item, its dimensions and how the packaging will be used. An outer presentation box and a label applied to a container have different requirements. Provide a sample or accurate measurements, explain the intended handling conditions and ask the team to confirm suitable options.
Do not assume food-contact suitability, waterproofing, recyclability or another performance claim from the appearance of a reference. If your product needs a particular material property or regulatory requirement, state it in the brief and obtain confirmation for the proposed specification. This website does not certify packaging materials.
Brochures need a clear reading order
A brochure works best when its content is organised before the layout is finalised. Identify the message on the cover, the order of the information and the contact or next step at the end. For folded formats, make sure the designer knows how the panels will open; a flat page sequence may not match the reader’s experience.
For catalogues, provide approved product names, descriptions and images, and indicate the intended page count. Check prices, specifications and availability statements before signing off. Ask EBFOS to discuss format and finishing based on the quantity and intended use rather than selecting them solely from an online example.
Connect the printed pieces
A product label, shopping bag and brochure can share the same identity without using identical layouts. Supply a consistent logo and approved wording, then consider how each piece will be seen. Small labels need readable essentials; a catalogue has more room to explain a range of products or services.
If design work is needed, explain which files are complete and what still needs to be prepared. Include quantity, dimensions and required date for each item in the quotation request. Event stationery, invitations and menus are also listed in EBFOS’s creative range and can be discussed with the same team.