PrintWeek Awards 2025: Perfect Packaging wins Packaging Converter of the Year (FMCG)

The entries demonstrated the company’s skill in translating brand stories into packaging that carries both cultural depth and commercial impact.

For Shrinivas Sugandhalay’s Sanskruti box, the design drew on Indian heritage with motifs of Lord Krishna, peacocks, and temples. Produced through a violet CTP workflow and printed on a six-colour Heidelberg press, the pack was enriched with multiple screen-printed UV effects including wrinkle, ruff, crystal, and reflective finishes. 

Gold stamping in the Scodix style provided a final accent, creating a piece that combined spiritual iconography with detailed finishing.

The Vibrant Aura perfume box depicted a woman enchanted by floral fragrance, its imagery heightened with UV applications such as crystal, golden glitter, and reflective varnishes. Red and gold Scodix stamping introduced depth and contrast, while metPET printing on FBB gave the pack a premium feel in hand.

RR Rakhi’s Padma celebrated Raksha Bandhan with lotus motifs symbolising strength and fragrance. Wrinkle and crystal UVs were paired with silver and gold stamping, producing a layered finish that respected tradition while using contemporary production methods.

Finally, the Neu box for Submarine explored a minimalist aesthetic. Clean graphics were combined with textural UV varnishes and Scodix gold stamping, reflecting both technical precision and modern design sensibility.

The jury noted the entries for their “measured use of decorative techniques paired with consistent production values,” adding that Perfect Packaging “brings cultural meaning and material sophistication to FMCG packaging.”