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Packaging Trends 2025

Posted on 17th January 2025 by definitionconsulting

It’s guaranteed that we will see industries change their packaging in 2025 to avoid additional costs and remain profitable. With new regulations, economic pressures, and sustainability goals shaping this movement, let us discuss what is driving these upcoming changes and what businesses are doing to stay resilient and environmentally responsible.

What will affect trends

Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR)

EPR mandates that producers bear the financial and operational responsibility for the disposal of packaging waste. In the UK, EPR regulations are set to take effect from January 2025, introducing revised recycling targets through to 2030. Cardboard is naturally recyclable and aligns well with EPR requirements, making it a more compliant and cost-effective choice compared to plastic. If you are a manufacturer, here’s what you need to know about EPR.

Economic Environment

The UK’s economy is experiencing notable changes, with inflation forecasted to stay above the Bank of England’s target until late 2026, this is driven by rising business costs and global trade disruptions. Adding to these challenges National Insurance contributions will rise from 13.8% to 15% and the National Living Wage for those aged 21 and over will increase by 6.7%. The annual wage growth is also expected to rise to 3.8% in 2025. All these factors raise operational costs, prompting companies to seek efficiencies in their packaging processes.

Sustainability Targets

Consumers and governments are intensifying their focus on environmental sustainability. Large organisations will face looming deadlines to meet their sustainability goals by 2025, driving a significant shift towards eco-friendly packaging solutions. Companies are turning to materials like cardboard, which are biodegradable, renewable and widely recyclable.

Key Packaging Trends for 2025

Automation to Address Labour Costs

With rising labour expenses, automation in packaging offers a viable solution. Implementing automated systems can improve production speed, reduce errors, and achieve long-term cost savings. Panotec is one of the leading providers of automated packaging solutions, helping manufacturers produce custom-sized boxes on demand.

With various sizes depending on your production requirements, businesses can meet growing demand while maintaining cost control and consistency.

Packaging Optimisation

Packaging optimisation focuses on reducing material waste and improving design functionality. This can be highlighted in Ribble’s Right Size packaging, which is designed specifically for each product, minimising empty space in the box and reducing the need for filler materials. This approach not only lowers packaging costs but also significantly reduces the risk of damage during transportation, ensuring that products reach customers intact and undamaged.

Additionally, Right Size packaging streamlines production by enabling on-demand creation. This helps free up valuable warehouse space and increases the overall packaging process, contributing to a more efficient supply chain.

Transition to Cardboard and Paper Packaging

With EPR regulations increasing the cost of plastic waste management, the shift to cardboard and paper-based packaging is rising. Cardboard packaging aligns with these requirements as it is renewable, recyclable and widely accepted by both industrial and municipal recycling systems.

The Future of Packaging with Ribble

Ribble’s expertise in corrugated cardboard solutions provides businesses with options that meet regulatory demands while supporting sustainability goals. From recyclable shipping boxes to bespoke cardboard designs, businesses can replace plastic with eco-friendly alternatives that resonate with consumers’ preferences for greener products.

Get ahead of the curve and see how Ribble Packaging can transform your approach to packaging in 2025. Contact our team today on 0161 284 9000 or through our website to learn more about our innovative, sustainable cardboard packaging solutions.

Top Ten Cardboard Creations for Christmas

Posted on 5th December 20245th December 2024 by definitionconsulting

Christmas is the perfect time to set free your creative side, and what better way to do that than with cardboard? It’s eco-friendly, affordable, and surprisingly versatile. Whether you’re decking the halls or crafting with the kids, here are ten ideas we love at Ribble Packaging to inspire you this Christmas.

1. Cardboard Christmas Tree

Who says trees have to be green and covered in pine needles? Create a modest tree with layered cardboard cutouts. Paint it in festive colours or leave it natural.

2. Reindeer Decoration

Bring a bit of the North Pole to your home by crafting a cardboard reindeer. Again, this can be done with cardboard cutouts and a little bit of glue. These festive friends set the mood perfectly and could be set around the house or even centre stage on the dining table.

3. DIY Baubles

I think we can all agree baubles are getting expensive, so why not turn cardboard into custom baubles that are light and unbreakable. Cut out circles, decorate them with glitter, paint, or wrap them in scraps of festive wrapping paper and string.

Tip: Add a loop of string and use them as creative gift tags.

4. Cardboard Wreath

Why settle for the usual greenery when you can make a cardboard wreath? Layer rings of cardboard to form a sturdy base, then decorate with ribbons, holly cut-outs, or anything you wish.

5. Christmas Advent Calendar

Make the countdown to Christmas even more exciting with a festive advent calendar. Use cardboard mini boxes to create 24 little compartments and fill with your favourite treats.

6. Custom Christmas Decorations

This one’s a classic, and you probably have all the materials lying around already. Painted toilet rolls are easy to create and can be placed all over the house for that extra holiday flair.

7. Cosy Fireplace

Nothing says Christmas like a roaring fire… except, of course, a cardboard one. Build a fireplace as a focal point for your living room, complete with ‘logs’ and ‘flames.’

8. House Decorations

Deck the halls and the walls with cardboard chains, icicles, and maybe even a full-size snowman. We’ll leave this one to your imagination. Here’s one of our favourites, a lovely gingerbread-inspired town.

9. Charming Ornaments

Create cardboard ornaments like stars, angels, or bells to bring a festive charm to your home. Perfect for hanging in windows or around door frames.

10. Kids’ Gift Ideas

Skip the toy aisle and help kids craft their own. Large cardboard pieces often found in the aftermath of Christmas packaging are perfect for building bigger, more imaginative creations like race cars, boat or planes. Cut, paint, and decorate until it becomes a fully functioning toy, and then let the little ones (or big ones) enjoy hours of fun.

Christmas crafting with cardboard is not only fun but also helps reduce waste during the festive season. So grab your scissors, rally the family, and let the creativity flow. Merry Cardboard Christmas one and all!

What Manufacturers Need to Know About EPR

Posted on 14th November 202414th November 2024 by definitionconsulting

Sustainability regulations are tightening across the UK, and for packaging, this is represented by Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR), pushing retailers and manufacturers to rethink their packaging or face additional costs.

EPR is designed to shift the responsibility of dealing with packaging waste to the companies that produce or handle it. This means that businesses are now obligated to manage the full lifecycle of their packaging, from production to disposal. This is a move aimed at reducing the environmental impact of packaging waste and encouraging the use of sustainable materials. Those who don’t comply or provide inaccurate reporting could be hit with large fines.

How EPR Fees Are Calculated

Only businesses that handle over 25 tonnes of packaging per year and have a turnover of more than £1 million will be subject to EPR regulations.

The fees under EPR are based on several factors, such as the type of material used in the packaging, its weight, and the amount of packaging a company places on the market. Different materials carry different recycling costs, and the fees are reflective of the environmental impact. For example, packaging made from easily recyclable materials like paper or cardboard will incur lower fees than materials like mixed plastics.

Here’s a breakdown of the illustrative base fees for 2025-2026:

*Table from Government website – https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/extended-producer-responsibility-for-packaging-illustrative-base-fees/extended-producer-responsibility-for-packaging-illustrative-base-fees

When Do EPR Fees Apply?

The EPR regulations apply from the moment packaging is placed on the UK market. For retailers, this means that the packaging used to deliver products to consumers or other businesses will now be subject to these fees. EPR will impact manufacturers, e-commerce businesses, wholesalers, and any retailer that plays a role in distributing products.

Fees will typically apply annually based on the volume and type of packaging handled by the business. Companies will need to submit reports detailing their packaging use and pay fees that cover the environmental costs of collecting, recycling, and disposing of their packaging waste.

Government guidance

For more information on EPR please visit: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/extended-producer-responsibility-for-packaging-illustrative-base-fees/extended-producer-responsibility-for-packaging-illustrative-base-fees#second-release-of-illustrative-base-fees-for-2025-to-2026

Sustainable Packaging Solutions for Made-to-Order Businesses

Posted on 11th September 2024 by definitionconsulting

In industries that predominantly operate on a made-to-order basis, such as doors, panels or shutters, rising customer demand for environmental responsibility is pushing manufacturers to rethink their processes. Whether it’s reducing carbon emissions by changing material suppliers or upgrading packaging solutions, companies are increasingly seeking ways to align with sustainability while maintaining product protection, visual appeal and bottom-line profits.

Made-to-Order Packaging

Manufacturers in the doors, panels, and shutters industry cover a wide range of clients, from individual homeowners with smaller orders to large-scale construction projects. Regardless of the order size, packaging plays an important role in ensuring products arrive in perfect condition. Given the intricate finishes and personal details that often define these products, standard packaging solutions frequently fall short.

Traditional packaging practices, such as relying on oversized boxes and plastic void fillers, lead to unnecessary waste, higher costs and a greater risk of product damage. This is where Right Size packaging steps in to provide a more tailored, sustainable, and efficient solution.

The Benefits of Right Size Packaging

Right Size packaging is designed specifically for each product, minimising empty space in the box and reducing the need for filler materials. This approach not only lowers packaging costs but also significantly reduces the risk of damage during transportation, ensuring that products reach customers intact and undamaged.

Case Study: Evergreen Shutters

We recently spoke with Evergreen Shutters, a leading manufacturer who faced packaging challenges due to the variety of custom-made shutters they produced. Standard packaging solutions led to excessive use of filler materials and frequent product damage. Their solution? Implementing Right Size packaging in partnership with Ribble Packaging. You can read the full case study to learn how Evergreen Shutters improved their packaging processes and saw long-term benefits from adopting Right Size packaging.

While transitioning to Right Size packaging is a commitment, the long-term benefits such as cost savings, reduced waste, and improved product protection are undeniable. Adopting made-to-order packaging is not just a practical step but a strategic decision that positions manufacturers for long-term success in a competitive and sustainability-focused market.

Take the Next Step with Ribble Packaging

If you’re ready to discover how custom packaging can transform your business, reach out to us at Ribble Packaging on 0161 284 9000 or through our website. Our team of experts can advise on the best options to meet your business needs, helping you enhance sustainability and reduce costs.

Traditional Packaging Fails The Lighting Industry

Posted on 5th September 20245th September 2024 by definitionconsulting

The lighting industry is a dynamic market characterised by innovation and growing consumer demand for both residential and commercial use. As lighting products change over time becoming more energy efficient, technologically advanced and complex, so too does the need for effective packaging. Packaging is not only the protective layer, but an important step in the delivery of these products, ensuring they reach customers intact and fully functional.

Today’s Complexity of Lighting Products

Over the past decade, the lighting market has seen considerable change. The widespread adoption of LED technology, which offers longer life spans and greater energy efficiency, has transformed product design and customer expectations. Alongside this, the increase in smart lighting systems adds a layer of complexity to the products themselves. These innovations require packaging that can not only protect delicate components, but also match the high-tech image these products now hold.

Avoid Traditional Packaging Methods

Traditionally, lighting products have been packaged in standardised boxes, often selected based on availability rather than fit. This approach frequently results in a mismatch between the product and its packaging, necessitating the use of plastic fillers, bubble wrap, and other void fillers to cushion the product during transit. While these materials provide some level of protection, they add to the overall cost and contribute significantly to environmental waste, a growing concern for both customers and regulators.

Choosing Right Size Packaging Solution

As lighting products become more advanced, companies like Ribble Packaging are at the forefront of this shift with our ‘Right Size’ solutions.

Ribble Packaging’s Right Size offers a transformative solution to these challenges by allowing lighting manufacturers to produce custom fit boxes on demand. The process is designed to be user-friendly, efficient, and highly adaptable to the specific needs of each product.

The process begins with the selection of the appropriate box size and style from an archive, accessed via an integrated touch screen. This interface allows operators to quickly and easily choose the exact dimensions and specifications required for each product. Once the selection is made, the system automatically sets up the production of the box.

Panotec Technology

Panotec’s packaging machine then cuts and creases the box to match the precise measurements of the product. This ensures a perfect fit, eliminating the need for additional void fillers and reducing the risk of damage during shipping. Once the box is produced, it can be assembled immediately, ready to package the product securely.

This on-demand production model not only improves the fit and protection of the packaging but also reduces the amount of storage space required for packaging materials. By creating boxes as they are needed, manufacturers can significantly reduce their packaging inventory, freeing up warehouse space for other uses.

For lighting manufacturers looking to improve their packaging process, reduce costs, and their environmental footprint, Ribble Packaging’s Right Size solutions represent a significant step forward. By rethinking how packaging is approached, manufacturers can ensure they are not only meeting the demands of today but also positioning themselves for the future.

If you’re interested in the possibilities of Panotec, our team can be contacted on 0161 284 9000 or alternatively through our website.

An Update on the EPR Regulations on Packaging and what that means for you

Posted on 31st July 2024 by definitionconsulting

Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) has been introduced to reshape packaging waste management in the UK and Europe. If you want to understand more about how this will impact your packaging, then stick around.

As the environmental impact of packaging continues to draw public and governmental scrutiny, EPR regulations are increasingly mandating that producers take full responsibility for the lifecycle of their packaging. Effective from October 2025, these regulations are going to change how businesses approach packaging design, production and disposal.

What is EPR?

Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is a framework that assigns producers significant financial and physical responsibility for the treatment and disposal of post-consumer products. The primary goal of EPR is to incentivise producers to incorporate environmental considerations into the design of their products and packaging, ultimately reducing waste and promoting recycling.

Key Changes in the EPR Regulations

The upcoming EPR regulations in the UK bring several key changes that businesses need to be aware of:

Producers will be required to cover the full net costs of managing packaging waste, including collection, sorting, recycling, and disposal. This includes payments to local authorities for handling household packaging waste
Companies must report on the packaging they place on the market. This data must be submitted bi-annually, covering the volume and type of packaging materials used, to ensure accurate calculation of waste management fees
Producers will need to obtain Packaging Waste Recycling Notes (PRNs) or Packaging Waste Export Recycling Notes (PERNs) as evidence that their packaging waste has been recycled. This system aims to ensure transparency and accountability in the recycling process
More information can be found here (GOV.UK).

Impacts on Packaging Design and Materials

The new EPR regulations are set to also impact how businesses design and choose materials for their packaging. To comply with EPR standards, companies are encouraged to use sustainable and recyclable materials. This shift is driving innovation in packaging design, with many businesses exploring alternatives. In reviewing packaging, many companies have already seen a reduction in excess packaging through Right Size packaging.

While there may be initial costs associated with transitioning to sustainable packaging, the long-term benefits include reduced waste management expenses and improved resource efficiency. Additionally, compliance with EPR regulations can help companies avoid potential fines and penalties. Other benefits have shown companies that adopt sustainable packaging practices can improve their green credentials and appeal to environmentally conscious consumers, demonstrating a commitment to sustainability can differentiate a brand in a competitive market.

Practical Steps for EPR Compliance

Businesses across the UK should start by assessing their current packaging materials and practices to identify areas for improvement. Once identified, work closely with packaging suppliers to develop sustainable solutions that meet EPR standards. Suppliers like Ribble Packaging can offer expertise in optimising packaging and material selection.

Consult the Experts at Ribble Packaging

The EPR regulations mark a significant shift in how packaging waste is managed in the UK. While these regulations pose challenges for businesses in terms of increased costs and compliance requirements, they also offer opportunities for innovation and sustainability. By staying informed and proactively adapting to these changes, companies can not only comply with the regulations but also enhance their environmental impact.

At Ribble Packaging we specialise in providing EPR compliant packaging solutions tailored to your business needs through Right Size Packaging. Contact us today and see how we can help you understand the complexities of EPR regulations.

For more detailed information on the EPR regulations and their implementation, you can visit the official UK government pages (GOV.UK).

Your Questions Answered: Insights on Packaging Automation

Posted on 26th June 2024 by definitionconsulting

Packaging automation is revolutionising how businesses operate, offering unparalleled efficiency, cost savings, and sustainability. We are often asked about packaging automation, how does it work? Does it live up to the hype? What options are there? Etc. So we thought we would compile a list of the most common questions asked and answer them here. Read on to understand how this technology can transform your operations:

1. In what ways can packaging be automated?

Automation can be implemented across various stages of the packaging process, it can be anything from box forming to labelling or palletising. Offering a wide range of solutions to optimise efficiency.

2. What are the key benefits?

Packaging automation offers a multitude of benefits that can significantly enhance a company’s operations and bottom line. It boosts productivity by streamlining processes and accelerating production times.

It leads to a notable reduction in costs, as automation minimises expenses associated with manual labour, material waste, and resource inefficiencies. What’s more, automation systems offer unparalleled flexibility, allowing companies to seamlessly upscale their operations to meet growing demands without major disruptions or additional resource investments.

In addition, by automating repetitive tasks, businesses can save on labour costs while reallocating employees to more strategic roles.

Automation technology also addresses common packaging process issues in real time, ensuring consistent, high-quality output with every box produced. Ultimately, packaging automation guarantees precision and accuracy, delivering perfectly packaged products consistently.

3. Are there opportunities to scale up the solution?

The beauty of Panotec Automation is that businesses can start with a single module of automation, maybe addressing a specific packaging challenge, and as the company grows and operations expand it has the ability to scale up to a fully automated solution.

4. How does automation enhance sustainability?

Firstly, it promotes efficient resource usage by reducing energy consumption and minimising waste, it does this by optimising packaging dimensions, producing the perfect sized box every time, conserving valuable materials and avoiding the need for excess void fillers and plastic packaging.

Secondly, automation also contributes to improved product quality by ensuring consistent packaging, resulting in fewer damaged products and returns, which ultimately saves both money and resources.

Furthermore, when partnered with suppliers like Ribble, who exclusively utilise 100% recyclable, environmentally sustainable packaging materials, it further reinforces sustainability initiatives by ensuring that the entire packaging lifecycle aligns with eco-friendly practices.

5. How has the reception been so far?

The reception has been overwhelmingly positive. Ribble has received fantastic feedback from several of our clients who have experienced remarkable results. For instance, one client managed to slash their packaging spending by an impressive 50% within the first 12 months, leading to savings of £200,000. Another client anticipates producing half a million boxes on-site annually, with the automation equipment projected to recoup its costs in just two years.

6. How will independent retailers benefit?

Independent retailers stand to gain numerous benefits, automation can significantly enhance operational efficiency, allowing retailers to streamline their packaging processes and fulfil orders more quickly. This increased efficiency translates to faster turnaround times, enabling retailers to meet customer demands promptly and maintain high levels of customer satisfaction.

By automating repetitive and labour-intensive processes, retailers can allocate their workforce to more value-added activities, ultimately maximising productivity and improving overall operational effectiveness.

Automation also has the ability to minimise losses associated with product damage and mishandling. We’ve all experienced the frustration of receiving damaged products in the post, which can significantly impact customer satisfaction. By leveraging automation, retailers can enhance the consistency and protective measures of their packaging, reducing the likelihood of damage during transit. This not only preserves the integrity of products but also fosters positive customer experiences.

Panotec Automation provides customised solutions to suit all your packaging needs. Whether you require a variety of different size boxes for your products, or you are looking to remove void fillers from your packaging process, Panotec has a solution suitable for all sizes of business. Speak to the team about implementing Panotec Automation into your business. Contact us or call 0161 284 9000.

Solving the Furniture Industry’s Damaged Goods Dilemma

Posted on 29th May 2024 by definitionconsulting

Furniture manufacturers face a common challenge; goods becoming damaged during transit.

The logistics of shipping bulky and irregularly shaped items often result in them arriving at their destination in less-than-ideal condition. However, a growing number of manufacturers are discovering a solution to this problem through investment in Right Size packaging technology, with companies like Panotec leading the charge.

The Damaged Goods Dilemma

For furniture manufacturers, damaged goods represent more than just a financial setback. They impact customer trust, harm brand reputation, and disrupt your supply chain. The nature of furniture, large, heavy, and often fragile makes it particularly susceptible to damage during transit. Traditional one-size-fits-all packaging methods often fall short of protecting these items, leading to an alarming rate of returns.

Right Size Packaging

Right Size packaging has changed the way furniture manufacturers approach packaging. Instead of using standardised boxes that leave unused space and excessive void filler, Right Size packaging involves customising packaging to fit each product’s exact dimensions. This tailored approach minimises wasted space, reduces the risk of product movement during transit, and enhances overall protection.

Who Are Panotec?

Panotec is a leader in automated packaging solutions, offering various systems that enable furniture manufacturers to optimise their packaging processes. By leveraging Panotec’s automated systems, manufacturers can produce custom-sized boxes on demand, ensuring that each item is packaged securely and efficiently. This not only reduces the likelihood of damage during transit but also streamlines operations and cuts down on material waste.

Benefits Beyond Damage Prevention

Investing in Right Size packaging with Panotec offers a host of benefits beyond mitigating damaged products. Manufacturers can enjoy cost savings through reduced shipping expenses and material usage. The efficiency gains achieved through automation enable companies to allocate resources more effectively, improving overall productivity and profitability. Additionally, embracing sustainable packaging practices aligns with consumer’s growing preference for eco-friendly brands.

Work with Ribble Packaging

Ribble Packaging has already been able to enhance the speed, accuracy, and cost-effectiveness of furniture packaging processes for the likes of Wren Kitchens, One Call Furniture, Magnet and BA Components to name but a few by adopting Right Size packaging with Panotec.

As the furniture industry continues to evolve, packaging will play an increasingly important role in shaping the customer experience. By prioritising investment in Right Size packaging technology, manufacturers can stay ahead of the curve and position themselves for long-term success.

If you would like to discuss the possibilities of Panotec, get in contact.

Why Packaging Waste Matters: New Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) Updates

Posted on 1st May 20241st May 2024 by definitionconsulting

The way we package our goods can significantly contribute to a better planet, so it’s no surprise the spotlight is now on sustainability in packaging practices, with updated regulations on packaging waste set to come in October 2025.
These regulations come in the form of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR), a regulatory framework aimed at changing how we approach packaging waste. Whether you’re sourcing materials domestically or relying on imports, this impending scheme is set to reshape your packaging operations.
This blog serves as an informative follow-up to our previous discussions on the topic, providing the latest updates on EPR.

Understanding EPR

At its core, EPR shifts the responsibility for packaging waste management onto producers, requiring them to bear the full cost of collection, sorting, treatment, and recycling. Recent updates to EPR regulations have brought about significant changes, including the introduction of modulated fees. The payment year has also been deferred from October 2024 to October 2025, however, businesses are still required to declare their packaging waste for 2023.
This initiative is driven by the objective of incentivising producers to limit packaging waste and enhance recyclability. This shift inevitably carries financial implications, as costs are predicted to increase. Therefore, it’s important to understand how EPR will influence your packaging operations and how you can proactively mitigate associated expenses.

Aligning Packaging Practices with EPR

EPR encourages producers to rethink packaging choices and design, urging businesses to embrace recyclable materials and eco-design principles while reducing waste. As companies gear up to comply with EPR regulations, it’s clear that innovative solutions will be essential in meeting these new standards effectively.

How can Right Size Packaging Help?

Right Size solutions combine Ribble’s industry-leading Fanfold material and state-of-the-art technology to create the perfect size box for all products. This ensures every item of packaging fits the product exactly, negating the need for void fillers and excess packaging.
We have a simple 4-step process for our Right Size solutions:
1. Enter box style and dimensions.
2. Select how many are required.
3. The box is produced within seconds.
4. Products are packaged in the perfect-sized box.

As well as saving on EPR tax, businesses will save on fuel and transport costs, regain warehouse space and save on labour costs, all resulting in up to 30% savings on packaging costs.
If you would like to discuss EPR in more detail with some of the packaging experts at Ribble Packaging, you can contact us at info@ribble-pack.co.uk or visit our contact page.

Print & POS Companies Deserve Better Packaging

Posted on 9th April 20241st May 2024 by definitionconsulting

Many print & POS companies are finding their hard work undone due to improper packaging.

Print and POS are often known for their creativity, but delivering exceptional work to clients extends beyond the ink on the page or setting up a sales display – it’s about ensuring that it arrives in pristine condition. The journey from print to delivery is often overlooked, yet it presents a significant opportunity to increase profits simply by embracing efficient packaging practices.

Why Efficient Packaging is Important

Efficient packaging serves as more than just a protective means during delivery, it should be considered an investment that saves time, money, and resources. By streamlining packaging processes, print and POS companies not only reduce the risk of damaged stock, but also reduce unnecessary expenses associated with overstocking and wasteful packaging materials. For instance, efficient packaging can lead to faster order fulfilment, reducing labour costs and improving customer satisfaction.

Additionally, companies embracing sustainable packaging practices not only return better cost savings but also contribute to a healthier planet, aligning with the growing pressures on corporate social responsibility. According to a recent study, just a 1% increase in CSR investments leads to a 0.3% increase in sales growth.

Right Size Packaging Solution

Right Size is the development of on demand packaging production. This technology enables companies to produce packaging precisely tailored to the dimensions of each product, eliminating the need for excessive filler or wasted space.

Working with Fanfold corrugated material offers the perfect solution to addressing the challenges of varied job sizes and delicate displays. With Right Size packaging, print & POS companies can begin to modernise their packaging operation and reduce expenditure.

Whether handling small scale print orders or large format POS displays, these solutions can adjust to accommodate various requirements allowing companies to innovate and expand their offerings. With the flexibility of Right Size solutions, you remain agile and responsive.

Ribble Packaging

By embracing Right Size packaging solutions print and POS companies can unlock substantial cost savings while delivering undamaged products to your clients.

Learn more about Ribble’s Right Size Packaging Solutions and how they can benefit your Print or POS business today. If you want to speak about your packaging needs in greater detail, call us on 0161 284 9000.