Demand for seed paper is rising in Pakistan. Brands want it for CSR campaigns, packaging inserts, invitations and tags. For printers and designers, the hard part has been sourcing it locally instead of importing it with unpredictable lead times and minimum container quantities.
Why source locally?
Importing seed paper means customs delays, minimum container requirements, and the risk of seeds failing to germinate after long shipping and storage. Local production gives you shorter lead times, better seed viability, and the ability to test quality before committing to a large run.
What Boxit offers to printers and manufacturers
We supply bulk seed-paper sheets directly from our own facility:
- A4 and A5 sheets: standard sizes, ready to print
- Custom sizes: up to 15" × 20" deckle-edge sheets
- GSM options: multiple thickness options for different applications
- Seed selection: seasonal availability of basil, marigold, wildflower, coriander and more
- Minimum order: from 300 A4 sheets for bulk supply, with smaller packs available for testing
What printing methods work on seed paper?
Seed paper accepts most commercial printing methods:
- Offset printing (recommended for large runs)
- UV flatbed printing
- Screen printing
- Letterpress
- UV DTF
We recommend testing a sample batch before production to confirm your press settings and ink compatibility.
How to get started
Order a sample pack (A5, 25 sheets) and run it through your own equipment. Once you are satisfied with quality and germination, request a bulk stock quote for your production needs.
