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Many companies wrap thousands of pallets each month, making stretch film one of the most significant packaging expenses. Understanding and managing this cost is essential. Here's how to calculate your film usage:

Stretch film is a critical component in industrial packaging, helping businesses stabilize pallet loads, reduce product damage, and streamline shipping. But not all stretch films are created equal. Choosing the right one for your specific application can significantly impact performance, cost-efficiency, and worker productivity. Here’s a practical guide to help you make the best choice for your operations.

Choosing the proper stretch film specification can significantly lower operational costs, reduce waste, and improve load containment. This overview highlights two critical factors: High-performance film versus Standard grade Machine film versus hand-applied film

Managing packaging expenses effectively is a key concern for businesses looking to improve their bottom line and sustainability credentials. Packaging represents a significant part of the supply chain cost, but reducing these expenses doesn’t have to come at the expense of product protection or customer experience. Here are practical strategies that companies can adopt to lower packaging costs while maintaining quality and efficiency.

In an era where fast shipping is the norm and customer expectations are rising, businesses face growing pressure to streamline logistics without sacrificing profitability. Shipping costs can quietly eat into your margins, but the good news is: with the right strategies, they’re manageable. Whether you're an e-commerce startup or a mid-size manufacturer, here are ten actionable ways to cut shipping expenses while maintaining a high level of service.

In the United States, less than half of the approximately 80 million tons of packaging waste generated annually is recycled. To address this challenge, a growing number of states are adopting Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) policies. These laws hold manufacturers and brand owners accountable for the environmental impacts of their packaging by requiring them to support or fund recycling programs.