Fixed packaging case inserts work well when the same products and displays travel in the same configuration year over year, tradeshow after tradeshow. But they can present a new problem: ...
There’s a big difference between getting the packaging you ordered and getting the packaging you actually need. Packaging suppliers can get the job done, but a true packaging partner does more than ...
Tradeshow product demos create a packaging challenge that standard outbound shipping doesn’t fully account for. The product needs to arrive safely, but the packaging also needs to work throughout the ...
Most purchasing teams start looking for a new packaging supplier because something changed. Maybe lead times slipped, communication became inconsistent, pricing changed, or the supplier stopped being ...
Medical devices cannot rely on assumptions when it comes to shipping protection. A packaging system that looks protective is not always one that performs consistently under real-world shipping ...
You’ve probably had this experience before: You open a package and immediately notice how much empty space is inside. It feels off. Whether it’s a bag of chips, a container of detergent pods, or a ...
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Environmental packaging regulations are here – and they’re reshaping design, manufacturing, and disposal. For procurement leaders, this shift creates a new layer of responsibility. It’s no longer ...
You didn’t design the packaging. You didn’t pick the materials. But now the damage reports and uncomfortable internal emails all land on your desk. Inheriting a packaging spec is common. Inheriting ...
A good PR box does more than just ship a product from A to B. It creates a moment. The structure, pacing, and materials guide how someone feels before they even touch what’s inside. When everything ...
When you’re choosing foam for a case insert or a custom-packaged product, the decision usually comes down to two materials: polyethylene (PE) and polypropylene (PP). Both protect parts from shock and ...
When you’re designing protective foam packaging, every inch matters. The goal is simple: use just enough foam to protect your product without wasting material and adding unnecessary cost. That ...
When planning production for a new product, one of the first questions that comes up is: how much will it weigh once it’s packaged? Shipping costs depend heavily on weight…but if your foam packaging ...
Packaging rules in Minnesota are about to change in a big way. A new law built on Extended Producer Responsibility (ERP) is designed to incentivize sustainable packaging by shifting responsibility ...
Foam is tough, but lamination makes it tougher — and better looking. By adding an extra layer, lamination reinforces foam’s natural strength while opening the door to more design possibilities. The ...
Every company wants to get their products from point A to point B without damage and by using the most cost-effective options possible. Void-fill like packing peanuts and crumpled paper is often the ...
