Choose your packaging
Start with the product or the way it will be used.

From the first coffee to the products on your shelf. Explore paper packaging, pouches and films for a connected brand experience.
A café counter. A bakery display. An order on its way. Explore packaging together, from serving to carrying.
Plan the cup, lid and carry bag for each drink order.
Explore collection ↗Start with pastry dimensions and the number of items per order.
Explore collection ↗Plan for portion size, travel time and loaded stacking conditions.
Explore collection ↗Combine cups, bowls, takeaway boxes and bags for dining and carry-out.
Explore collection ↗Cups, bowls, bags, boxes, pouches and films. Discover the format that works for your product.

Specify drink temperature, cup size and single, double or ripple wall construction.
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Specify width, gusset, height and handle type for the packed order.
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Specify portion volume, serving temperature and whether delivery requires lids.
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Share food dimensions, sauce content and stacking needs for sample review.
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Provide the cup model and rim diameter. Confirm fit using the exact cup and lid.
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List cup base dimensions and drinks per order. Test the loaded carrier with samples.
Explore collection →Explore the Guangdong Benshan catalogue range by application and bag format. Confirm material structure, dimensions and performance for each order.

Catalogue formats include three-side seal, back seal, side-gusset, stand-up zipper and flat-bottom bags. Applications include snacks, seasonings, coffee powders, frozen foods and pet food.
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The catalogue shows wet-wipe and household packaging examples. Specify contents, refill or dispensing needs, seal format and filling conditions.
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The supplier catalogue lists foil barrier bags, retort and venting formats, and wet/dry separation bags. Suitability requires confirmation of the exact material and tests under the intended use.
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Catalogue examples include printed composite roll film, barrier roll film and easy-peel lidding. Specify reel width, repeat length, core size, winding direction and packing-machine requirements.
Explore collection →A 40-second silent edit of the factory film supplied by Guangdong Benshan New Materials Co., Ltd. From the site and prepress to equipment and the product showroom.
Explore factory & credentials ↗Supplier-provided documents · Supplier-provided footage · Edited · No audio
Creative packaging scene · Final products subject to approved samplesConsider the cup and lid, the carry bag and the pouch as part of the same experience. Define your format, artwork and quantities together.
I need packaging with my logo ↗Start with the product or the way it will be used.
Record sizes, materials and quantities for each logo.
Confirm sample fit, testing needs and destination before an order.
Material, use and destination belong in the same conversation. Review specifications and supporting information for your exact product.
List each product, size and artwork separately, with its own quantity. Add the use conditions, accessories and delivery destination. Keep unknown details marked as to confirm.
Buyer guide ↗02 / BUYER GUIDEStart with the contents and filling conditions, then specify the bag format or reel details. Material structure and suitability need confirmation for the actual use.
Buyer guide ↗03 / BUYER GUIDEStart with the customer order, not a single container. Consider serving, closing, carrying and delivery as connected steps, then list the products and quantities needed for each.
Buyer guide ↗List each product, size and artwork separately, with its own quantity. Add the use conditions, accessories and delivery destination. Keep unknown details marked as to confirm.
Buyer guide ↗Start with the contents and filling conditions, then specify the bag format or reel details. Material structure and suitability need confirmation for the actual use.
Buyer guide ↗Start with the customer order, not a single container. Consider serving, closing, carrying and delivery as connected steps, then list the products and quantities needed for each.
Buyer guide ↗Combine products, sizes and designs in one place.