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PDD head for Camlin, Manik Salunkhe stated “We designed the product using colours to differentiate the range of pencil sizes. This makes it easy for the customer to identify which pencil is best for them.

“We wanted to create a unique packaging in line with our environmental credentials. We briefed a number of agencies and found that the Jetran pack answered all our wishes. The end caps in the pack have been colour matched to our pantone references and the finished packs have a fantastic presence as a retail display.  

“More importantly the Jetran pack has secondary use – firstly for distribution and display and secondly the end customer has packaging they can use for storage and re-use”.

For security the packs are secured using self-adhesive holographic labels.  

In bulk production, the packaging is supplied in component form with the tubing packed flat and the end caps separate. This makes shipping and storage very economic  and the carbon footprint of this packaging is low.

The clear tubing is made using a recycled grade of PET film and the end caps have a 40% recycled content. Repeat orders have been placed and new designs of packaging for other stationery products within the Camlin range are being worked on.