KoruPack NZFor your business
Custom packaging for cafés & roasters
A cup programme is more useful when it is planned around the daily serve: how many drinks move through the counter, which sizes stay in rotation, and how the brand should appear in the customer's hand.
KoruPack does not operate a local stock catalogue. Cup construction, print method, MOQ, sample route and delivery timing are confirmed against the final project brief.
- CUP SIZE / SERVICE VOLUME
- ARTWORK / PRINT INTENT
- DELIVERY / REPEAT PATHWAY
Start with the service rhythm
Note the cup sizes actually used, peak-day volume, number of sites and whether sleeves, lids or carry-out formats belong in the same project.
Treat print as part of the system
Artwork, colour intent and the cup surface should be considered alongside the product family. A useful first RFQ says what needs to be recognised, not only that a logo needs to be printed.
Plan the repeat pathway
The first run matters, but a custom programme should also account for reorder rhythm and the New Zealand delivery point.
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Ready to scope your project?
Share the product, rough quantity, delivery city and timing. We respond with a scoped project route — not a generic price list.