How are board grades affecting packaging material costs
You may be running a lean supply chain, have optimised warehousing, and a relatively low return rate, yet still find your packaging material costs creeping higher than anticipated.
5 signs you’ll benefit from vendor-managed inventory
When packaging stock becomes a recurring issue, it can drain time, money and resources. Vendor-managed inventory (VMI) offers a smarter approach to packaging supply.
A step-by-step guide to recycling cardboard
Recycling cardboard is a vital part of sustainability in business. Understanding the process can help your company make environmentally-conscious decisions.
A detailed guide to Plastazote® foam
Plastazote®foam is a widely used closed-cell foam known for its exceptional durability in protective packaging. This guide provides details of its' applications, properties, options and more.
A no nonsense guide to packaging terminology
This guide will provide a comprehensive resource for decoding packaging terms, whether you’re looking to grasp technical terminology or explore brand, product, and process names.
A guide to the Recycling Assessment Methodology
A new recycling assessment methodology will play a key role in shaping the UK’s Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) legislation – and could have a noticeable impact on your business.
A guide to shipping large medical equipment
Shipping large medical equipment like MRI scanners, CT machines, or lab devices presents unique challenges. This guide will outline steps to ensure your equipment arrives safely and securely.
6 factors that affect the average cost of packaging
While it may appear to be just a case of ordering specific box sizes, materials, and volumes, there are often hidden factors that contribute to our overall spend.
A guide to corrugated cardboard grades
Whether you prioritise strength, printability, or cost, knowing the components and terminology of corrugated materials will empower you to make smarter decisions.
A guide to Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR)
Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is a regulatory framework that has been introduced to ensure that producers cover the full costs of recycling and disposing of packaging waste.