1. The customer puts forward the requirements, what products to pack and what materials to use, such as paper and plastic. 2. Customers communicate design ideas and understand customer needs; 3. Design a sample draft, show 2-3 sets of schemes to customers, and determine a final scheme; 4. Further refine the design after determining the general design direction, and supplement the content as complete as possible; 5. Confirm the information and design with the customer again; 6. Make sure the design draft is ok, make a small sample to see the effect of the finished product and make the actual size of the product; 7. Ensure that there is no problem in mass production. You met a talented person. Hey, hey, yy, you'd better find an outsourcing company that used to print packaging instructions in your company, because you are familiar with financial procurement. If not before, you can find a business card, design an advertisement and print shop. You might as well print a few copies yourself. If your company has similar suppliers before, you can go to them directly and boldly. This is a proof that the supplier will do it. Do you think it's better? Advertising companies do it in large quantities and printing houses do it in large quantities. You asked about the packaging design of the product.