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CS Packaging Blog
Bob Janik
Recent Posts
9 Steps to Shipping Perishable and Temperature Control Items
Shipping has been around for centuries and, for the most part, the basics have remained the same through the years: container, packaging, tape, stamp, etc. Though the basics have remained the same, complexities can be added to this relatively simple process depending on the nature of the product that you're shipping, and the challenges that can arise between Point A and Point B. The area...
What are Corrugated Flutes and How Can They Improve My Packaging?
As a warehouse manager, VP of operations, buyer, purchaser, or procurement official, you understand the critical importance of using strong packaging materials when shipping product to customers. If the product arrives in good condition, everyone is happy and nobody thinks about the packaging. Choosing the right box is often the first step in protecting your product. But, if the product ...
Molded Pulp Trays: 7 Uses for Your Business
Molded pulp trays are quickly becoming one of the most preferred packaging options for a variety of reasons. First and foremost, there's a wide range of products that can be packaged in them, all it takes is working with the right packaging supplier that can custom make the right pulp trays for your needs. And two, molded pulp trays are perhaps the most sustainable packaging option today...
Why Using Custom Shipping Packaging Supplies Can be a Game-Changer
“It’s what's on the inside that really counts.” Although we often say this about people, some manufacturers and distributors think the same way about product packaging. They look over every product detail, and then ship it out in whatever box that is available, without any thought to protection or presentation. Ignoring custom shipping packaging, however, can have a negative impact on yo...
Protective Packaging to Keep Your Eyes on in 2021 and Beyond
When consumers purchase a product in a store or order one online for delivery to their front door, they don't want to open the package to see a damaged or defective item. This reflects poorly on the brand and reduces the likelihood of the consumer conducting repeat business with them in the future. It's worth noting that a product can become damaged in a variety of ways. The best way to ...