The Flexible Packaging Blog
Reviews, trends, and tips covering all things flexible packaging to protect your products and your bottom line.
The Business of Packaging | Supply Chain Services/ Contract Packaging
By:
Ed Cote, CEO
April 14th, 2016
It is well known that shortening your supply chain through regionalization is a cost effective approach to getting your goods to the end user. If your company is need of warehousing, fulfillment, or contract packaging services then we at Industrial Packaging want to hear from you.
The Business of Packaging | Supply Chain Services/ Contract Packaging | Plant Performance
By:
Matt Hogan, CEO
April 1st, 2016
It has been an exciting month for Industrial Packaging, and we don't often toot our own horn, but we have to give a giant shout out to our Supply Chain Services team in our Leominster, MA facility. Two awards and one nomination in one month is exciting, and I want to share the excitement with our readers.
By:
David Roberge
March 25th, 2016
As you move to automate your shrink packaging line, be aware of the options available with respect to the type of sealing systems to choose from.
Supply Chain Services/ Contract Packaging
By:
Jarrod Dizazzo, President
March 17th, 2016
We have all been to the Wal-Marts, Sam's Clubs, and Targets of the world, and as we walk down the wide aisles, there are 360-degree, walk-around displays, showcasing different products. They have facings and graphics on all four sides that and can be shopped from all four sides. These are point-of-purchase displays.
Packaging Materials | The Business of Packaging
By:
David Roberge
March 10th, 2016
A simple change in how you order can impact your cost. There are basically 3 ways that packaging film is priced: by the pound (or some other unit of weight), by the impression, or by guaranteed roll length. Here are the risks and benefits of each:
The Business of Packaging | Supply Chain Services/ Contract Packaging
By:
David Roberge
March 4th, 2016
Who are you selling to? Who is the customer? This is an age old discussion, and the clear definition is someone who buys something from you and pays you. If you are selling to retailers, the retailer is your customer, the consumer is their customer. The key to successful retail product marketing is to provide value to both.