Start with the biscuit and its wrap
Describe the biscuit shape, count and pack-out before choosing a carton size. Measure the filled bag or inner tray, including seals and folds. Say whether the box surrounds a separate food pack or whether biscuits may touch it, so the intended contact use is clear in the brief.
Give each version its own panel plan
Share the approved product name, flavour or recipe, pack weight, barcode and artwork for each version. Mark which panels need information and which face customers first. Your food team should supply and check final wording; request a proof at print size to review layout and legibility.
What to send for biscuit packaging
- Filled inner-pack dimensions and biscuit count
- Inner wrap, tray or direct-contact arrangement
- Flavour, recipe, weight and product-code versions
- Approved copy, barcode and artwork
- Quantity by design and delivery postcode
Approve food copy and contact use separately
Check the proof against the product and final wording from your food business. FSA guidance says food information must be clear, easy to read, visible and not misleading. If packaging will contact food, have the proposed material checked for that exact use. Confirm the format, print and order terms before production.