Mooncake Malaysia has been ranked as one of the worst countries for work-life balance, though newer reports show some improvement. A 2024 study by Remote placed Malaysia second to last globally. The study highlighted long working hours, a high-pressure work environment, and very little time for rest. People in Malaysia are busy, and convenience has…
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What is varnish? How do you do spot varnish? Why use spot UV? These are some of the questions we are often asked in packaging box printing in Malaysia. Many people know that print coatings protect your packaging box from smudges, scratches, and fingerprints. But coatings do more than just protection—they can make your packaging…
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Advertising is expensive. Billboards, magazines, and online ads like Facebook or Google all cost a lot. Imagine a customer leaves your store with your paper bag. Every time they carry it outside, people notice your brand. Your bag becomes free advertising for your product. In Malaysia, shoppers pay for plastic bags. If your paper bag…
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Prepress, also known as colour separation in Malaysia, is a crucial stage in the printing process. It happens before actual printing begins. Prepress prepares the artwork so it can be printed accurately and consistently. Traditionally, prepress referred to separating artwork into the four CMYK colours—Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Key (Black). This was necessary for offset…
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When meeting a new client, first impressions matter. You dress neatly, groom yourself, and present a professional appearance. Showing up untidy, with a torn shirt or messy hair, will leave a poor impression. The same principle applies to your products. No matter how excellent your product is, the first thing customers notice is your custom…
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In today’s crowded market, standing out is more important than ever. Every brand wants its products to catch the eye. But with so many choices on the shelves, it is not easy for any product to get noticed. Packaging boxes are often the first thing customers see. They are the first physical interaction a customer…
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Malaysians love to share their opinions — from politics, city traffic, and Internet speed to the products they buy. Almost everything ends up online, especially on social media platforms like Facebook and TikTok. During the Covid-19 lockdown (CMCO), many consumers shifted their shopping habits to online platforms. Statistics show that e-commerce in Malaysia grew by…
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