Packaging & MOQ Update — November 2026
Screen Printed Sachets for the Fruit Enzyme Sheet Mask
We're moving from adhesive labels applied to plain sachets to fully screen printed sachets, a significantly better finish, at more competitive pricing. From 1 November, the minimum order quantity increases to 1,000 units.
Effective 1st NovemberThe New Sachet
Full-Colour Screen Printed Sachets
From 1 November, the Fruit Enzyme Sheet Mask will be supplied in a screen printed sachet rather than a plain sachet with an adhesive label applied over it.
Artwork is printed directly onto the sachet film, so the design runs edge to edge across the full face of the pack. There are no label borders, no visible edges, and nothing that can lift, crease, or peel in transit or on shelf.
The mask itself, the essence, the fill volume, and the sachet size are completely unchanged. This is a decoration change only.
Previous — Adhesive Label
Label Applied to Plain Sachet
- Printed label applied over a plain sachet
- Visible label edges and border around the design
- Labels can lift, crease, or bubble in transit
- Design area limited to the label footprint
New — Effective 1 November
Screen Printed Sachet
- Artwork printed directly onto the sachet film
- Edge-to-edge design with no label border
- Nothing to lift, peel, or crease
- More competitive per-unit pricing at the new run size
Why We've Changed
A Better Pack at a Better Price
Screen printing is set up per production run rather than per unit, which is what drives both the improved finish and the change in minimum order quantity.
A Noticeably Better Finish
Print goes straight onto the sachet, so the pack reads as a single designed object rather than a plain sachet with something stuck to it. It sits far closer to the retail standard your product is competing against on shelf.
Nothing to Lift or Peel
Adhesive labels on flexible film are the most common cosmetic complaint we see on sheet mask packs — edges catching, corners lifting, bubbling after handling. Printed film removes that failure point entirely.
More Competitive Pricing
The label cost and the labour of applying it both come out of the unit cost. Spread across a larger run, this brings the per-unit price down compared to the current labelled sachet.
Minimum Order Quantity
Increasing to 1,000 Units from 1 November
Screen printing requires the artwork to be set up onto printing screens before the run begins. That setup is fixed regardless of how many units follow it, so the run has to reach a workable size for the economics — and the finish — to hold up.
From 1 November, the minimum order quantity for the Fruit Enzyme Sheet Mask is 1,000 units. Orders confirmed before that date are unaffected and will be produced under the terms already quoted.
New MOQ: 1,000 Units — Effective 1 November
If you are planning a reorder below 1,000 units, we recommend confirming it before 1 November. Print-ready artwork is required for the screen printed sachet, so please allow additional lead time on your first printed run while artwork and colours are approved. Contact us to discuss timing or to have your existing artwork reviewed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common Questions About This Change
No. The formulation, the sheet, the essence, the fill volume, and the sachet itself are all unchanged. The only difference is how the artwork is applied to the pack — printed directly onto the sachet rather than applied as an adhesive label.
Screen printing carries a fixed setup per run — artwork has to be separated and committed to printing screens before anything is printed. Unlike adhesive labels, that cost does not scale down with a small order. A minimum of 1,000 units is what allows the printed sachet to be offered at a competitive per-unit price rather than a penalising one.
Orders confirmed before 1 November are unaffected and will be produced under the MOQ and pricing already quoted to you. If you are considering a reorder below 1,000 units, we recommend confirming it ahead of that date.
In most cases the design can be carried across, but it will need to be rebuilt to the printed sachet dimensions rather than the old label footprint, and supplied as print-ready artwork. Colour count and finish are confirmed at quotation. Send us your current files and we will review them and tell you what is needed.
Yes — favourably. Removing the label cost and the labour of applying it, across a larger run, brings the per-unit price down relative to the current labelled sachet. Final pricing is confirmed on quotation and depends on your artwork specification.
Expect additional lead time on your first printed run while artwork is set up and approved. Repeat runs on approved artwork are faster, as the setup is already done. We will confirm the timeline against your specific artwork when you enquire.
This change applies to the Fruit Enzyme Sheet Mask. MOQs and decoration options across the rest of our range are unchanged. If you run multiple products with us, get in touch and we will confirm where you stand on each.
Planning a Reorder Before November?
Get in touch to confirm an order under the current MOQ, to have your existing artwork reviewed for the printed sachet, or to request updated pricing on a 1,000 unit run.
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