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Temperature-controlled packaging is crucial for shipping sensitive goods such as chilled and frozen food products or pharmaceuticals. But which method is best for your industry and its products?

Poor packaging leads to worse issues than just a damaged product. From poor customer satisfaction, to fewer sales and revenue, simple packaging mistakes can cost your business heavily.

The term ‘green’ has become widely used by both consumers and companies. It suggests a person or business is contributing positively towards the environment and could involve several changes to lifestyle habits or business operations

In recent years, the popularity of gummed paper tape has risen apparent to the debates surrounding paper vs plastic packaging. However, the tape has so much more to offer than just being an “environmentally friendly alternative” to plastic tapes.

Consumer demand for sustainable products is ever-growing, meaning the need for bioplastics that reduce reliance on fossil fuels and decrease greenhouse emissions is becoming more rampant.

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.

The pharmaceutical packaging industry is constantly shifting. For many businesses, keeping in touch with the latest innovations, consumer demands, and trends can be tricky – especially due to the size of the market.

Giving companies the ability to regulate temperatures and preserve the quality of their products during shipment, temperature controlled packaging must be implemented correctly.

As the effects of COVID-19 and rise in ecommerce packaging continue, the importance of protective packaging will continue to grow alongside it. Deliveries are becoming more important by the day, and protective packaging is responsible for the successfulness of your shipment.