Our clever designers will look at all aspects of the supply chain to find the most effective packaging solution. Saving costs overall.
Key design factors
Protect, contain, display
Convenient storage
Labour efficiency
Lower distribution costs
Reduced disposal costs
Step2: Storage
Clever redesign of packaging can save on all aspects of storage.
Smaller, stronger packs and appropriate use of materials often lead to better palletisation, stacking, frequency of supply and storage requirements.
Key storage factors
Pack Size
Pack Weight
Materials
Durability
Step 3: Labour
Packaging designed to be lighter, easier and safer to handle and pack can help to remove processes and speed up the supply chain.
Key labour factors
Size, weight
Bespoke pallets, handles, catches
Pack construction
Improved assembly/packing/un-packing
Step 4: Distribution
Distribution costs and timeframes can be greatly effected by expertly designed packaging. Smaller, lighter solutions will result in cheaper air freight. Re-useable/returnable packs can speed up processes and clever use of fit-for-purpose materials may open up global sea, land or air based distribution channels. Stronger, stackable, protection guaranteed packaging saves on costly replacements and freight costs.
Key distribution factors
Size and weight
Strength
Durability
Legal requirements
Re-useable/returnable
Step 5: Disposal
Packaging designed to be returnable, re-useable, smaller or biodegradable can help to reduce disposal costs. Lighter, legally fit-for-purpose materials also allow for an easier disposal process.