Editorial policy
Packaging guidance should be reviewable, attributable, and correctable.
OkeyPackaging publishes product guidance and buying articles for UK foodservice buyers. Those pages are meant to help readers understand packaging choices, artwork requirements, and quoting checkpoints before they ask for price or approve production.
How pages are reviewed
Source the topic from recurring packaging, MOQ, artwork, or delivery questions from UK foodservice buyers.
Draft the article around the decisions a buyer needs to make before requesting a quote or approving artwork.
Review the page for material accuracy, route assumptions, and whether claims need qualifiers.
Update or correct the page when quoting assumptions, product coverage, or packaging guidance changes.
Publishing standards
Named author attribution on published blog posts.
Clear publication and review dates on articles.
Conservative wording where lead times, print routes, or supplier constraints depend on order specifics.
Corrections and updates applied on-page rather than hidden in silent rewrites.
Corrections and update cadence
If a page contains an incorrect claim about packaging suitability, artwork requirements, or quoting assumptions, the preferred fix is to update the page directly and refresh the review date. If the correction materially changes the buying recommendation, the relevant article should also be resubmitted through IndexNow and rechecked against related product pages.
Articles that age quickly because of regulation, materials guidance, or route assumptions should be revisited on a rolling basis. Evergreen pages should still be reviewed when they drive meaningful organic traffic or when readers repeatedly ask the same unresolved question.
For questions, corrections, or clarifications, readers can contact [email protected]. Author profiles and company trust pages are linked from the articles themselves.