How many colours should one value multi-pack carry?
Short answer
Fewer than the wall suggests. Westin lists its Ned Worm in eight colours at each of two lengths, which is sixteen SKUs from one mould before any pack-count variant, and that arithmetic is the whole problem: every colour is a separate pour, a separate clean-down and a separate bag or card.
In detail
For a value multi-pack, two to four colours inside one pack is a merchandising decision rather than a product one, and a mixed-colour bag cuts SKU count while adding fill labour. Ask the factory which colours share a base resin, because switching between dark and light pours is where colour cost accumulates.
The numbers behind this answer
| Pack decision | What the trade source says | What it demands from a factory |
|---|---|---|
| Colour count inside the pack | Westin lists its Ned Worm in eight colours at each of two lengths, and RinPac's brief asks a buyer for unit count and SKU count together (Westin, RinPac) | Eight colours at two lengths is sixteen SKUs from one mould, so a mixed-colour bag is how a value tier keeps the SKU count and the fill labour under control |
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- PVC or Super TPE: Which Is The Better Soft Plastic Fishing Lure, Rapala - PVC plastisol versus Super TPE characteristics and the phthalate-free statement
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- Ned Worm, Westin Fishing - TPR body, 7 pieces at 7 cm and 6 pieces at 9 cm, eight published colours and the TPR storage warning
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- Custom Fishing Lure Packaging, RinPac - flexible hanging pouch versus blister or rigid clear pack, hook control and fitting a soft-bait pouch to the filled product
- Soft plastic, Safety Recall INFO/00134/24, Recall Europe - EU Safety Gate alert on cadmium and DEHP in a PVC fishing soft plastic, REACH non-compliance and the marketing ban
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