Request a Custom QuoteWhat to know before starting a custom packaging project.
Practical answers about quotes, design files, prototypes, quantities, timing, delivery and material options.
Project questions
Clear answers before the brief.
- What information is needed to request a quote?
- Share the product, intended use, dimensions or capacity, approximate quantity, target timing, delivery destination and any existing artwork or visual references.
- What is the minimum order quantity for Push Sushi Tubes?
- The standard stated minimum order quantity for Push Sushi Tubes is 1,000 units. Requirements for other custom formats depend on the structure, material and production method.
- Can TM&HT develop the dieline and artwork?
- Yes. TM&HT can coordinate structural design, production-ready dielines, graphic design and prepress preparation as part of a custom packaging project.
- Can we review a physical prototype before production?
- Yes. Blank structural samples and printed prototypes can be reviewed for fit, assembly, handling, food use, print and presentation before mass production.
- What affects custom packaging pricing?
- Pricing depends on dimensions, structure, materials, finishes, tooling, order quantity, packing requirements and the delivery destination. Projects are quoted to their actual specification.
- How long does production take?
- Typical production is estimated at 5–7 weeks after approvals, excluding shipping. Timing varies by structure, materials, finishes, quantity and production schedule.
- Can TM&HT coordinate international delivery?
- Yes. TM&HT coordinates manufacturing, quality control, packing and international freight. Typical stated freight windows are 5–7 days by air and 20–35 days by sea, subject to route and shipment conditions.
- What food-grade and lower-impact material options are available?
- Depending on the application, options can include food-grade paperboard, grease-resistant or waterproof linings, FSC-certified paper choices, recycled Kraft materials, biodegradable molded pulp and soy-based inks. Final suitability is reviewed for the intended use.
Make the next approvala physical one.
Share the product, quantity, timeline and destination. We’ll help define the right next step.