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Packaging and label design for FMCG, F&B, and cosmetics: pouches, sachets, shrink sleeves, flexible bags, boxes, jars, tubes, and bottle labels. Every project ships as print-ready files with clean dielines, color management, and pre-press checks for rotogravure and flexo. 480+ files have gone to production with zero errors. I'm Hisham, a packaging and brand identity designer with 10+ years of experience. My clients include restaurant chains in New York, food exporters in Germany, and energy drink brands in Sweden. A packaging project usually needs three hires: a brand designer for the concept, a production specialist for the print files, and a 3D artist to visualize the result. I handle all three myself, so you work with one person from the first sketch to the press. The design comes first. I study the competing products on your shelf, then build a concept that can sit next to international brands in your category. Then you see it before you print it. I build the design in 3D (Esko) on your exact dieline, and you review it wrapped on the real package, as renders and video. Fixing a problem here costs nothing. Fixing it after printing costs a reprint. The files you receive are ready for the printer: CMYK or Pantone matched to their spec, outlined fonts, separated spot color plates, and specs for foil, embossing, or spot UV when the design calls for them. I also design full brand identities (logo, visual system, guidelines), with Arabic and bilingual branding for brands selling in both Arabic and English markets. If you have a dieline, product dimensions, or just an idea, send it over. I'll tell you how I'd approach it and exactly what you'd receive. Thanks.