FEFCO code: the number for packaging
Perhaps you are familiar with the popular folding box with the code FEFCO 0201? We explain how exactly the four-digit code for corrugated and solid board packaging is made up and what advantages it brings.
Sophistication without coincidence
Die-cut, grooved, perforated, with flaps and folds – have you ever noticed how ingeniously a box is constructed? This does not happen by chance. Manufacturers of corrugated and solid board packaging adhere to the FEFCO code during production.
"I need a folding carton with a lid according to FEFCO code 0201." Immediately everything is clear. The four-digit number makes it easier for everyone involved to talk about packaging. This is because the FEFCO code, or more precisely the FEFCO ESBO code, assigns a unique number to all standard corrugated or solid board packaging, regardless of size. The international code also describes how a box is assembled and how it is sealed.