Regardless of the industry you operate in, the movement towards reducing waste and using sustainable materials is showing no signs of slowing down. Businesses from all over the world are continually seeking new ways to achieve their environmental objectives and make a real difference to the place we live.
When it comes to luxury, enjoying special and expensive things, the packaging is often just as vital as the product itself. This is because luxury packaging can help enforce the image of luxury and consequently help to increase sales and build a better reputation.
Every year, thousands of businesses across the UK brace themselves for the peak season rush. Yes, we’re talking Christmas.
A ShockWatch impact indicator will alert the viewer to potential danger, show any concealed damage, and clarify responsibility. That’s why it is such an asset to have when shipping sensitive or breakable products, particularly for industries such as manufacturing, distribution, and shipping.
Electronics arguably require the most attention to detail when it comes to packaging. Not only can they be expensive and fragile, but prone to Electro Static discharge (ESD) too. In this case, a highly protective packaging solution must be in place for protection against physical and mechanical damage during transit.
When it comes to packaging products, bubble wrap may just be the most well-known and used material around. Not only does it protect your items against scratches, dust, and dirt, but helps to prevent breakages during transit too.
The key to luxury packaging success is attaching value to every stage of the journey. Creating a premium packaging look is important if the business aim is to deliver on or even exceed customer expectations.
As an extremely stretchable plastic, stretch wrap is used to keep items secure and tightly bound on pallets in preparation for shipping or storage. But as simple as wrapping pallets with plastic film sounds, there’s a lot that goes into ensuring maximum protection, cost-efficiency, and sustainability - especially in fast-paced operations.
Last year, the total number of digital buyers reached 2.14 billion - a whopping 27.6 percent of the entire world’s population. In other words, one out of every four people you see around you is an online shopper. But what does this mean for your business?
