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Packaging capabilities

The product reaches the market through its pack.

Packaging decisions affect compatibility, stability, line fit, consumer experience, procurement, artwork, transport and economics. Walter brings those decisions into the manufacturing discussion early.

Primary packaging · explore the possibilities

Find your product’s first impression.

Start with a pack you like. Add the fill size, quantity and presentation you have in mind, and Walter will help turn your preferences into a suitable specification.

Which presentation fits your idea?

Select a visual preference. View a sample to see it more closely.

Photographs from the packaging guides. Labels and brands belong to the sample packs shown; they do not indicate a Walter customer relationship.

Step 1 of 2 · Explore, then enquire

Secondary packaging · outer cartons & monocartons

Choose the pack around your product.

Explore carton styles and finishing options. Add your preferences to an enquiry and we’ll confirm the right specification for your product.

Select a carton style

Structure is a preference at this stage. Fit and load-bearing suitability depend on your primary pack and dimensions.

Illustrations show structural examples from the packaging guide, not final product artwork.

Step 1 of 3 · Change any choice at any time

Pack architecture

Choose for the product, channel and market—not appearance alone.

Walter reviews the intended presentation alongside the dosage form, material suitability, pack size, equipment availability, quantity, testing expectations and destination-market requirements.

Material-to-pack control

A controlled pack begins with controlled materials.

From receipt status to printed components, identified storage and disciplined issue support traceability before material reaches the packing line.

Printed primary packaging rolls arranged on identified storage racking
08 · Printed PMPrimary packaging components

Material status, made visible.

Eight facility views connect packaging presentation with the upstream controls that support handling, issue and reconciliation.

Raw-material bags and containers arranged on identified racking in the under-test storage area
01 · Under testAwaiting quality release
Blue drums and raw-material bags held on identified quarantine racking
02 · QuarantineDrums and bags
Alternate view of drums and bags arranged within the raw-material quarantine area
03 · QuarantineSegregated storage view
Approved raw-material bags and component cartons arranged on identified storage racking
04 · ApprovedIdentified raw-material storage
Approved raw-material containers arranged in the in-use and issued storage area
05 · Approved · in useControlled issue area
Bulk raw-material containers stored on identified approved-material racking
06 · ApprovedBulk-container storage
Cropped view of a team member inspecting identified containers along the central raw-material store aisle
07 · Controlled aisleVisible material status

Representative facility imagery. Material disposition, issue and pack configuration remain subject to applicable procedures and product requirements.

Blister packing line in operation at Walter Healthcare Unit III
Tablets & capsulesBlister packing
Semi-solid tube filling line at Walter Healthcare Unit III
Creams, gels & ointmentsTube filling

Representative Unit III imagery · May 2025. Pack configuration remains subject to product compatibility and line feasibility.

BL

Blister

Unit-dose presentation for selected tablet and capsule products.

ST

Strip

Flexible unit-dose presentation subject to product and material compatibility.

BT

Bottle

Solid, liquid and dry-powder bottle formats with applicable closure and labelling routes.

JR

Jar

Selected nutraceutical powder and solid-format presentations.

SC

Sachet

Single-serve and measured powder formats for selected products.

PO

Pouch

Flexible presentations for eligible powder and wellness formats.

CT

Carton

Secondary packs carrying approved artwork, information and inserts where required.

SH

Shipper

Outer packaging configured for handling, reconciliation and destination planning.

Decisions before artwork lock

Six items to align before a pack is commercially ready.

01

Product protection

Compatibility, moisture, light, oxygen and handling considerations.

02

Pack count

Consumer use, institutional presentation, channel and price architecture.

03

Material & component

Selected format, closure, foil, label and secondary-pack requirements.

04

Artwork control

Dimensions, approved text, statutory information, coding space and version control.

05

Line feasibility

Machine fit, component dimensions, change parts, quantity and practical line speed.

06

Transport readiness

Shipper configuration, handling, destination and dispatch requirements.

Artwork route

Approved content. Controlled version. Production-ready dimensions.

  1. 01

    ReceiveCustomer supplies the proposed design, statutory copy and applicable product information.

  2. 02

    ReviewDimensions, print area, manufacturing information and identified regulatory items are checked.

  3. 03

    ApproveThe responsible parties confirm a controlled, production-ready artwork version.

  4. 04

    ReconcilePrinted components are received, issued, used and reconciled through documented controls.

Packaging feasibility

Images, formats and descriptions are illustrative of discussion areas. Final component choice and pack configuration depend on the product, compatibility evidence, vendor availability, equipment fit, quantities and applicable requirements.

Start the conversation

Bring the pack into the first feasibility conversation.

Share the dosage form, pack count, component preference, target market, artwork status and expected quantities.

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