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A Christmas ball made of tin for Compagnons du Goût

  • The Box b.v.
Europe, France, Switzerland, France, Eating, Drinking, Food, Christmas, Primary Packaging, Primary Boxes, Cases, Metal Tins, Closure Components, Balls, Secondary Packaging, Secondary Boxes, Cases, Ornamentation, Cross Section Circular, Metal, Metal - Tin, Packaging Decoration, Colouring

As a Christmas gift, this French company needed a suitable tin container that could be hung up filled in a Christmas tree. The company is a producer of chocolate cookies, so this type of treat was certainly manageable. We were commissioned to supply the tin.

A warm feel

The customer wanted a tin that had a warm feel to it. After all, it is Christmas! Also, because foodstuffs are packaged in it, it had to be firmly sealed. In order not to detract from the design, a card was attached with company information and the ingredients included in the treat.

Multifunctional ribbon

We do not supply tins in this kind of round shape very often, so this was a special assignment. What's more, the colour combination is also a huge success: traditional Christmas colours come together beautifully in the playful design. It is a deep-drawn (two-piece) tin, so a good fit is especially important. Attached to the Christmas ball is a ribbon which allows you to hang it in the tree as decoration. Also, the card is attached to the ribbon. A double functionality, in other words.

And the result? A fun and affordable Christmas gift! After the contents of the Christmas ball have been eaten, it can be used as a decoration for years to come. That also makes it a great gift with plenty of marketing power!

See also

Custom tins for Wall Cakes

A very special customer from Germany! A leading photographer accompanied our client who wanted to package special cakes. Cakes that were to be sold in Berlin. The tin has become something really special. The custom-made tins can be stacked on their sides, so they can be used to build a wall. The tins fit together seamlessly. The modern graffiti-like designs, together with the sepia-coloured old photographs, make the tin quite special. The tin itself says it all: "Eat the wall!"

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