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Packaging Options
CM & SHIPPING ApS understands that shipping packages to customers without any damage to them is something that every eCommerce business owner strive to accomplish, whether the packages are being shipped within the country or across the border. When products are not properly packaged however, they become vulnerable to damage. When this happens, it tends to significantly lower customer satisfaction as well as profit, especially if it occurs often which is why we offer complete packaging facilities to give our clients the best.
Understanding the fact that shipping supplies are available in various sizes, materials and shapes will help you make the right choice of packaging for your products, whether you are using packing peanuts or something else for bulkier and more expensive items. This will, in turn, improve your bottom line. Don’t feel overwhelmed already because with this guide, we’ll be able to protect your products as they go through the rigorous process of shipping.
What are some types of shipment packaging?
There are lots of shipment packaging options out there for businesses to choose from. The choice you ultimately make is mostly determined by the size, weight and type of product you’re shipping. Here are some of them:
Chipboard and paperboard boxes: These types of boxes are made from pliable and bendable chip cardboard. They are mostly lightweight and brown or white in color, respectively. They are mostly used for cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, gift and shelf packaging.
Corrugated boxes: This type of box is very sturdy and as such, can withstand moderate weights. Being made of corrugated material, it also provides some cushioning for your products. They are available in various sizes and suitable for shipments with longer destinations.
Cleated plywood boxes: This box is mostly used in cross-border shipping. Although they are light, these packing boxes are made of cleated plywood, making them very solid. For this reason, they’re mostly used for air freight shipping.
There are also other types of packaging, including kegs, barrels, steel drums, casks and others.