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A Guide To Understanding Corrugated Flutes (FREE Print-Out Included)
As a warehouse manager or operations professional, you understand the critical importance of using strong packaging materials when shipping products to customers. Choosing the right box is often the first step in protecting your product. If the product arrives in good condition, everyone is happy and nobody thinks about the packaging. However, if the product arrives damaged, you are now ...
How Advanced Packaging Solutions Improve Small Businesses’ Branding
It’s no secret that major brands invest thousands (if not tens or hundreds of thousands) of dollars on their branding and packaging. And while small businesses may be deterred by the amount some corporations invest, custom packaging solutions are widely available to companies regardless of size and should be utilized. If your smaller business is working on the design of your next produc...
FAQs about Corrugated Packaging Material
When it comes to shipping a product you have developed or one that you source, a responsible business will want to make sure that their packaging material will not only hold the weight but keep the product safe during transit. The solution? Appropriate corrugated (sometimes referred to as cardboard) packaging. Because of its design, corrugated packaging is one of the most durable, eco-fr...
How Automated Packaging Lines Increase Sustainability
It’s no secret: the global sales landscape is changing. And with an uptick in eCommerce sales, paired with global labor and material shortages, manufacturers and distributors have been forced to “reshuffle” their workforces in order to maximize output while minimizing waste. To help achieve this goal, many industries have begun adopting automation technology throughout their manufactur...
What Types of Protective Packaging Does My Product Need?
Packages often live hard lives. They are jostled about by machines and conveyor belts. People toss them on trucks or stack them to unreasonable heights without worrying about crushing what is inside. If it is your precious product inside that package, you might have a big problem on your hands. So, whose fault is it when a product arrives broken or damaged? Some responsibility lies in ...