Article Submission Guidelines

At Packaging Editorial, our vision is to make packaging knowledge accessible to everyone. Our mission is to publish informative, practical, and trustworthy content that helps professionals, businesses, students, and packaging enthusiasts stay updated with the latest developments in the packaging industry.

Every article should educate readers, solve real packaging challenges, and contribute positively to the packaging community.

1. Content Must Be Packaging Related

We only accept articles that are directly related to the packaging industry.

Suitable topics include:

• Packaging design
• Packaging materials
• Sustainable packaging
• Flexible packaging
• Rigid packaging
• Corrugated packaging
• Printing technologies
• Packaging machinery
• Manufacturing processes
• Packaging regulations
• Supply chain and logistics
• Packaging innovations
• Food, cosmetic, pharmaceutical, and industrial packaging
• Recycling and circular economy
• Packaging testing and quality control

Submissions unrelated to packaging will not be considered.

2. Original Human-Written Content

Every article must be:

• 100% original
• Written by a human
• Free from plagiarism
• Not published elsewhere
• Exclusive to Packaging Editorial

We do not publish AI-generated or spun content. Every submission is reviewed for originality and quality before publication.

3. Write to Educate

Our readers come here to learn.

Your article should:

• Explain concepts clearly.
• Solve real packaging problems.
• Share practical knowledge.
• Provide actionable insights.
• Help readers make informed decisions.

Educational content always performs better than promotional content.

4. Keep It Easy to Read

Write in simple English that everyone can understand.

Please use:

• Short paragraphs
• Descriptive headings
• Bullet points where appropriate
• Simple sentence structure
• Logical flow throughout the article

Avoid unnecessary technical jargon unless it is explained.

5. No Promotional Content

Packaging Editorial is an educational platform.

Please do not include:

• Sales language
• Product promotions
• Company advertisements
• Press releases
• Affiliate links
• Excessive self-promotion

You may mention a company or product only when it genuinely adds value to the topic.

6. Support Claims with Reliable Sources

Whenever you mention statistics, research, regulations, or industry data, cite reliable sources.

Examples include:

• FDA regulations
• FSC certification standards
• ISO standards
• ASTM testing methods
• Government publications
• Academic research
• Industry reports

Do not make unsupported claims or use misleading statistics.

7. Use Accurate Industry Terminology

Technical information must be correct.

When relevant, discuss recognized packaging standards and certifications, such as:

• FDA compliance for food-contact packaging
• FSC-certified paper and paperboard
• Recyclable and compostable materials
• Sustainable packaging practices
• Food-grade packaging requirements
• Child-resistant packaging standards
• Tamper-evident packaging
• Barrier properties
• Packaging testing procedures

Always explain technical terms in a way that is easy for readers to understand.

8. Sustainability Matters

We encourage articles that promote responsible packaging practices.

Topics may include:

• Recyclable packaging
• Reusable packaging
• Compostable materials
• Plastic reduction
• Carbon footprint reduction
• Eco-friendly packaging innovations
• Circular economy initiatives

Any environmental claims should be factual and supported by reliable evidence.

9. Images and Graphics

If you include images:

• Use only copyright-free or licensed images.
• Submit high-quality visuals.
• Include proper image credits where required.
• Charts and infographics should reference their original data source.

10. Formatting Requirements

Please ensure your article includes:

• A compelling title
• Introduction
• Clear H2 and H3 headings
• Short paragraphs
• Bullet points where helpful
• A strong conclusion

The recommended article length is 1,000–2,500 words.

11. Editorial Review

Every submission is reviewed by our editorial team.

We may:

• Edit grammar and spelling
• Improve readability
• Adjust formatting
• Update headings
• Request revisions
• Reject content that does not meet our editorial standards

Submission does not guarantee publication.

12. Our Editorial Standards

Every article published on Packaging Editorial should be:

• Helpful
• Accurate
• Well-researched
• Easy to understand
• Factually correct
• Free from bias
• Non-promotional
• Relevant to today’s packaging industry

If your content genuinely helps readers understand packaging better, it is exactly the kind of article we want to publish.

Together, we can build a trusted resource that supports innovation, knowledge sharing, and continuous learning across the global packaging community.