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In today’s fast-paced world, health and safety are paramount in every industry, especially in packaging. With increased demand, automation has become essential to maintaining efficiency while ensuring that safety standards are consistently met. Machines now play a pivotal role in streamlining packaging processes, reducing human error, and protecting workers from potential hazards.

Protective packaging is far more than a simple tick-box exercise or an area where businesses should aim to cut costs. In today's competitive marketplace, it plays a crucial role in safeguarding not just products, but also brand reputation, customer satisfaction, and ultimately, the bottom line.

Automation is transforming the packaging industry, enabling businesses to streamline processes, cut costs, and boost productivity. Swiftpak is leading the charge in adopting automation to modernise packaging operations.

Gone are the days when packaging was just about cardboard boxes and bubble wrap. Today, it's a sophisticated process of evaluation, design, and optimisation. We're not just aiming for product protection – we're talking efficiency, eco-friendliness and effective marketing too.

Today, the safe transportation of temperature-sensitive goods is more crucial than ever. From life-saving pharmaceuticals to frozen foods, maintaining product integrity throughout the supply chain is not just a matter of quality, but safety.

A smooth-running pharmaceutical industry is crucial for the wellbeing of our society. It ensures the effective and safe distribution of drugs, responsible for improving and saving the lives of many across the world.

Environmental responsibility has become a necessity for businesses across the world. As many aim to hit sustainability goals and reduce their ecological footprint, the significance of reusable packaging systems has grown.

The global stretch wrap market reached 7.2 million tonnes in 2023, growing at an average rate of 2.9% annually from 2018 to 2023.

In recent years, various stretch films have been marketed as "compostable" or "biodegradable," promising to address environmental concerns. However, these options often fall short of their eco-friendly claims.