BY-SQ-015 · 266 × 266 × 61 mm
Food-grade tin packaging · Dongguan, China
Tin packaging,
shaped for the shelf.
Existing moulds and custom structures for brands that need more than a container — from the first shortlist to repeat production.
BY-SQ-015 · 266 × 266 × 61 mm
BY-RD-018 · 108 × 82 mm
BY-RT-010 · 266 × 208 × 76 mm
BY-SP-016 · 79 × 85 mm
One material.
Different buying moments.
A useful tin starts with the market it needs to win. We select the structure, finish and interior around the product, the retail environment and the occasion.
Europe & North America
Quiet confidence
for the retail shelf.
Clean proportions, reusable structures and tactile finishes for coffee, tea, biscuits, chocolate and premium collaborations.
- Minimal print systems
- Embossed brand details
- Gift-ready inserts
Middle East
Gift value built
for meaningful seasons.
Tea, coffee, dates and confectionery formats developed for Ramadan, Eid, hospitality and premium family gifting.
- Gold and metallic effects
- Ornamental embossing
- Presentation-led structures
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New from the Baoyue product archive
More real products.
More useful starting points.
We selected and optimized additional factory references from Baoyue’s latest material library—without loading hundreds of heavy source files into the page.
Explore all 24 new references ↗A shortlist you can
actually work with.
Every item below is a real Baoyue reference selected from the current material library. Final availability, specifications and tooling status are confirmed per project.
All 30 products are shown.
From structure to finished pack
Make the package
do more.
The right structure protects the product, carries the brand and gives the customer a reason to keep the tin after consumption.
Discuss your packaging goal ↗-
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Structure
Round, square, rectangular and special-shaped formats, using an existing mould or a custom tooling route.
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Surface
CMYK printing, metallic ink, matte or glossy varnish, embossing and debossing developed as one visual system.
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Interior
Inner bags, fitted components, dividers and custom inserts planned around filling, protection and presentation.
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04
Scale
A visible approval path from structure and artwork to physical sample, mass production and repeat-order coordination.
Practical decisions.
Existing moulds, used with intent
Start proven.
Then make it yours.
An existing structure can reduce early-stage tooling risk. We then focus the custom work on the details customers notice: proportion, closure, finish, graphics and the unboxing sequence.
Documentation support
Food packaging decisions
need evidence.
Company registration and food-contact test references can support supplier review before sampling and production. Applicable materials and market requirements are confirmed for each project.
Request compliance documents ↗
From product brief
to repeat order.
Four clear approval points help both teams manage cost, timing and production risk before mass production.
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01
Define the brief
Product, target size, quantity, market, filling method and launch timing.
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Select the structure
Existing mould shortlist or custom tooling recommendation.
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03
Develop the sample
Artwork, finish, inserts and physical sample confirmation.
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Approve production
Final specifications, quality points, schedule and delivery coordination.
Start with the right questions
Tell us what the tin
needs to achieve.
Share the product, size and estimated quantity. Leo will use those details to prepare three suitable directions instead of sending an unfiltered catalogue.
