Category Archives: Packaging Tricks

You probably spend most of your time considering protecting the product when you pack it to send. Have you ever stopped to consider all of the empty space inside of the box? That extra space is likely costing you money. … Continue reading →

I know how long it takes to create chocolates. I have spent hours making my chocolates. Each chocolate had to be shaped. I added the finishing touches and prepared them to give to my customers. Now imagine putting these in … Continue reading →

Shipping boxes may look alike, however they may not all handle the job equally. In this article, we’ll explain why simply sizing the shipping box for your product may not be enough. We’ll cover how to weigh the products going … Continue reading →

While creating candy is just one piece of the puzzle; once you’ve created your candy, you’ll want to find a great way to present it. The correct type of candy boxes can protect your product and make it appear appealing. … Continue reading →

A strong box can travel a long way, but only if the carrier knows where it belongs. A torn, wet, or hard-to-read label can send an order in the wrong direction. It may also cause a delay or return. That … Continue reading →

You may think you have nothing to worry about when you see a patch of grass. But if you plan on turning that area into a garden, your troubles begin as soon as you put the shovel in the ground. … Continue reading →

When selling records, you’re often not just shipping the music. Buyers care about the condition of the record itself, but also the condition of the cover. A damaged seam or crease can lose a buyer interest in the record even … Continue reading →

Just because a box has been wrapped with nice wrapping paper doesn’t mean it is safe to put a piece of bare candy in there. The paper, ink, glue, and/or coatings could come into contact with your candy if there … Continue reading →

Shipping labels need enough information to move the order but do not need to tell the whole story about what was ordered. For example, customer’s name, address, phone number, and product clues may become visible during delivery. Proper use of … Continue reading →

Two cardboard boxes can look alike but serve different purposes. One box is built to handle heavy loads while the other is lighter duty. Judging by color or feel won’t tell you what you need to know. Many corrugated boxes … Continue reading →