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There is no denying that the right ecommerce packaging can set your product apart, increase brand recognition, and make it stand out to future prospects.

The first variation of tape was invented in 1845 by a surgeon called Doctor Horace Day as he used rubber adhesive to the strips of fabric to keep the material on patient’s wounds. Before that, rope and string were used to hold materials together. Luckily, there is no need for that anymore as now hand-held tape and machine tape exist!

Over the years, more and more people are choosing to go vegan, whether that be for animal cruelty concerns, environmental concerns, or simply to just try and be healthier. They have also started asking questions about the packaging their produce comes in, enquiring how it was made and what was used in the process.

By now, everyone has heard of ecommerce. It’s been a hot topic for many years now, and we don’t have to explain why. In fact, ecommerce is more than just a hot topic in 2021. For the majority, it’s now seen as the ‘norm’ for shopping.

Counterfeiting is one of the biggest challenges faced by consumers and businesses across the globe. The crime of counterfeiting can reduce a brand’s revenue, negatively impact its goodwill and reputation.

Security in packaging is a big deal. It always has been, and it always will be - especially when life-saving pharmaceuticals are involved.

There are little products out there that do not come in some sort of protective packaging case. The increase in consumption and rise in products means that packaging is being used more excessively in a world where resources are limited.

Have you ever come across packaging that was difficult to open, produced too much waste such as excess void fill, or was larger than necessary? Chances are that this type of packaging would not pass the “frustration-free” challenge.

Strapping offers an ideal solution for securing shipments before transit or for medium to long-term storage. Whether you need to fix cartons to a pallet, join one parcel to another, or offer additional strength to your delivery, strapping can be used in several ways for a more versatile packaging scheme.