Begin with the cereal and its inner pack
Say whether the carton surrounds a sealed bag, groups smaller packs or is intended to touch the cereal directly. Measure the filled inner pack and note its closure, shape and quantity. If the board or any printed surface may contact food, identify the contact conditions so the proposed material can be checked for that specific use.
Arrange the shelf panel and product information
Share the approved product name, ingredient and allergen wording, nutrition panel, barcode and any version details that need space. Your food business should supply and check the final copy; ask for a proof that lets you review panel order, visibility and legibility at the intended print size. Include different recipes or pack weights as separate artwork versions.
Notes for a cereal-carton quote
- Filled inner-pack dimensions and quantity per carton
- Sealed inner bag or possible direct food contact
- Final product copy, barcode and artwork files
- Recipe, weight and language variants
- Quantity by version and delivery postcode
Check the full panel artwork before sign-off
Review the front, sides and back against the actual product and the approved copy from your food team. The Food Standards Agency says food information must be clear, easy to read, visible and not misleading. Confirm the board, print coverage, carton format and order terms against the written specification before production.