Bag / Carton Call Out
Started by jcieslowski, May 04 2021 08:52 PM
I have a customer asking me for advice on what they can put on either their bag or their box of snack foods (snack is packaged in a bag and displayed in the box it ships in) that communicates that their product is a value buy as compared to their competitors. I'm not sure what they're looking for exactly but was looking for input on any regulatory concerns that could arise from such a statement. Current ones they've considered include: "Compare and save" "More chips per bag" "Larger size, lower price" "Lower price than the competition" Any general thoughts an regulatory concerns?
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Food safety regulation for carton ink
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Control of Foreign Material from Carton Box
Risk assessment of paint on exterior of master carton
2.3.3 Contract Service Provider Program, do we need agreements for contractors we call in as required?
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