What makes this arrangement ideal for you? Many manufacturers work with several companies to meet all of their needs for production. One company to supply their packaging products, another that supplies their machinery, and another to service that machinery. In addition, there are also outsourcing companies that will provide for some or all of the packaging process. What makes working with a multi-service packaging provider, better?

Gauge Reduction, Centerfolded Film Upcharges, and Heat-Sealing: Then & Now We have many years in the packaging industry under our belts and every now and then it's fun to reminisce about the days gone by. I've gathered up some highlights with our CEO, Matt, showing how far we have come over the past 50 years with shrink packaging. Check them out below:

A special edition blog with personal meaning to our Industrial Packaging Family. I have had a long time goal to assure that I don’t have to get hit over the head with a 2” x 4” in order to maintain perspective.

As a growing supplier and service provider in the packaging industry, we strive to be your resource for packaging knowledge and advice. However, something was brought up during a meeting recently that I wanted to hear some feedback on from our readers.

How we grew our packaging line capacity and efficiency with a simple fix Optimizing your packaging lines can seem daunting, but our team is on point when it comes to finding opportunities for higher productivity and driving greater efficiencies with minimal negative financial impact. This holds true in our facilities, and at our customers'. Check out how we were able to double our throughput with some minor adjustments:

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.