Concerns over sustainability and the environment is at the forefront of consumers’ minds. People are becoming more aware of the packaging systems they use, such as the mainstream linear system, and how it can be a detriment to the environment.
When it comes to packaging, many businesses find themselves in a similar situation. Whether your current packaging costs are too high, your brand needs better visual unification, or your product has simply changed and warrants a packaging re-design, bespoke packaging could be the solution you’ve been looking for.
Impact resistant, lightweight, and available in many forms, there is no wonder that polystyrene and polyethylene are some of the most used polymers for protective packaging today. However, it can be easy to mix these two polymers up, so it is important to establish the key differences between them and how they can be used.
In the year 2020, we’ve seen a lot of changes with COVID-19. Whether that be in our social lives or work environment, we’ve had to adapt continuously to the latest government rules and recommendations.
Bubble wrap has been bringing joy, (as well as some much-needed stress relief) to its customers since the 1960s, its purpose now being to protect fragile goods whilst in transit.
With peak season events such as Black Friday and Christmas fast approaching, the next few months are guaranteed to be busy for businesses. In this article, we will discover how packaging can help you prepare for the rush.
With the food and drinks industry currently experiencing enormous growth in the market, you might not be thinking about packaging. However, packaging can increase your overall efficiency and even support the right growth.
Tracing the journey of a food product from beginning to end continues to be increasingly important to consumers, grocery retailers and their supply partners. In fact, the troubles of COVID-19 have accelerated the demand for traceable foods even further.
A smooth-running pharmaceutical industry is crucial for the wellbeing of our society and faces several challenges on day-to-day basis, especially with packaging. Medications can be highly sensitive to temperature changes, counterfeit products, and damage during transit.
