Helpful Insights

When it comes to your packaging line, it is imperative it keeps going to the best of its ability. If one machine doesn’t perform its task correctly, it can easily disrupt the entire manufacturing process.

What does sustainable packaging mean to you? For a lot of people, sustainable packaging is the development and use of packaging which results in improved sustainability. The definition of sustainability is the ability to be maintained at a certain rate or level.

When it comes to pharmaceuticals and medical, the packaging responsible for protecting and transporting the supplies is just as important as the manufacturing of the product itself.

Every single company wants to reduce costs where possible. It enables you to take that all important step forward to expand and become more profitable as a business.

One of the big decisions that many businesses face when looking at new packaging equipment – Do I lease or purchase my packaging machinery?

When placing an order with your packaging supplier, do you ask for Shrink wrap and mean Stretch wrap? Or do you ask for Stretch wrap and mean Shrink wrap?

Each year, new trends and focuses emerge in the ecommerce world, seamlessly evolving the market place to cater for behavioural changes. To survive this fierce battle, you cannot afford to repeat the same things you did last year and expect them to work.

The food and drink industry is very much driven by consumer demands and social trends. From products being shipped to supermarkets, to online fast-food deliveries, sustainability is a massive concern.

Trends that make an appearance in the packaging world can often be predicted. But who’d have thought a global pandemic would evolve, changing the way we live our day-to-day lives? COVID-19 has caused major shifts in consumer behaviour, resulting in new trends that will shape the future of packaging. But how will this affect further trends, and will the likes of sustainability be forgotten about?