rlc | packaging group has designed new chocolate boxes for Switzerland-based Cailler.
The company recently started production of eight new chocolate boxes for the Swiss chocolate brand, which is part of the Nestlé portfolio.
The boxes are designed with up to 14 UV printing inks using underprinting and overprinting.Four of the boxes are from the Art du Brut collection.
Other four boxes have been designed for L'Ecorce, which are thin chocolate tablets available in different flavors.
The company used underprinting and overprinting in the design of the boxes, which feature different types of finishing, including hot-foil printing in glossy gold orembossing.
Artist Marianne Dubuis has created the folding box design by using traditional decoupage cutout technique. The box features grazing dairy cows and a view of Maison Cailler company headquarters.
rlc confectionery European key account manager Klaus Volgmann said: "As engineering partner, we worked in close cooperation with Nestlé for about six months. We conducted multiple trials with different materials to come up with the best, truly unique solution.
"The packaging itself, as well as the choice of finishing, ensure a level of quality that is not adversely affected during the packing process or shipping."
Callier brand development manager Hanno Schatz said: "The Cailler brand is backed by a long tradition. More than 400,000 visitors come to Broc each year to sample our chocolate."
Image: rlc | packaging group manufactures exclusive folding boxes for eight different bars produced by Swiss chocolate brand Cailler. Photo: courtesy of rlc | packaging group.
