Although the packaging of the product is just as indispensable as the waffle is to ice cream, it often plays a secondary role. The perfect adaptation of the packaging to the product's requirements and the optimization of the associated packaging processes pose a significant challenge for many companies. Aspects such as product protection, cost savings, environmental protection, advertising, and transportation influence both the design and the linked logistics processes. The optimal packaging is characterized by its ability to meet all demands as effectively as possible. This book outlines the fundamentals of packaging and illustrates them with a practical example.