Protective Packaging

How quickly do you judge a company by the package that arrives on your doorstep? These days, it’s all about how the package reaches the end user, and with so many using eCommerce, it’s key to tap into this as early as possible in the chain. Here’s why protective packaging plays a crucial role in the success of your business.

We’re all aware that food and drink waste is a huge issue across the world. To put things into perspective, an estimated 88 million tonnes of food is wasted in EU countries every year. This is expected to reach around 126m tonnes by the end of 2020 if no further action is taken.

When it comes to protecting mobiles, laptops, TV’s and other electronic devices during transport, a high-quality protective packaging solution is vital.

When it comes to shipping car parts, aeroplane components and any other automotive products, a high-quality protective packaging solution is crucial.

For the light and precision engineering industry, finding a packaging solution you’re confident in can prove to be a challenge. Why? Sensitive instruments and devices are particularly prone to damage and are often unique in design, meaning the perfect, bespoke solution for your product requires attention from a packaging expert.

You can reduce the cost of your packaging operation in many ways. Take a look at this Swiftpak guide to start reducing your packaging costs today.

Implement these points into your packaging operation to drastically improve the efficiency of your packaging operation.

There are several types of void fill options available to choose from when considering product protection in transit. Many packaging companies are now moving away from the well-known polystyrene chips, to more innovative and protective solutions such as paper void fill. Paper void fill doesn’t only provide great protection for your products but also provides a great customer unboxing experience. Paper void fill is environmentally friendly, recyclable and reusable. What’s not to love?

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