Ten sectors. One colour standard.

Packaging printing is not one job. A chilled ready-meal carton has to survive condensation and still look expensive under supermarket lighting. A healthcare carton carries regulated small print that must stay legible, batch-coded and tamper-evident. A beauty box is judged by the feel of the board before anyone reads a word. A takeaway clamshell has to hold hot, greasy food and still arrive looking like the brand.

We print for all of these: for the multiples, for their own-brand ranges, and for brands on their first run. What the sectors share is the way we work. The board is chosen for the conditions the pack will actually meet. Colour is measured rather than judged, so a shade signed off in March is the shade that runs in September. And every step, from prepress to finishing, happens in our own building in Finglas, which is what lets a range look like a range whether it runs to three SKUs or thirty.

Each sector below has a page of its own, with the formats we run most, the board and finishes that suit it, and the problems we catch before they reach a shelf.