Business Packaging Blog

As a business owner, you're always looking for ways to improve your operations and reduce costs. When it comes to packing and shipping your products, the choice of packaging material can have a significant impact on both efficiency and sustainability.

Many businesses think they have to use brand new boxes to ship their products ... that is simply not true!

Packing Peanuts ... Packing Beans ...  Anybody who knows me, knows I absolutely abhor the things! Granted, they do their job as voidfill, but there are far better (and more eco-friendly!) alternatives available!

One of the best things about business is finding customers like your product and want to buy it. But that joy can be short-lived if your customer receives your product damaged!

Information about our Poly Mailing Bags and how they are manufactured.

Whether unboxing a brand-new purchase or protecting belongings for moving house or storage, it’s likely that consumers have encountered plastic bubble wrap in one form or another.

Though they may be fun to pop, these plastic products have a very serious environmental cost that needs to be addressed. It’s time to take action to replace plastic bubbles as the potential for pollution grows along with global e-commerce.

More and more people are aware of just how bad plastics can be for the environment. Never mind how many decades (yes, really!) it takes to degrade, its petroleum content can have devastating consequences to animals and the natural world.

For many years, we've been conditioned to assume that to fill voids in packaging (or voidfill, as it is known) you need plastic bubble wrap or plastic packing beans.

But come on! It's the 21st Century! And there are alternatives that are waaay more eco-friendly!

Is it better to reuse cardboard boxes or to recycle them?