Flexible intermediate bulk containers, also known as FIBCs, are utilized by most industries to store and transport a variety of dry, flowable goods such as granules and powders. FIBCs are flexible yet sturdy and durable and can be designed with a variety of accessories and specifications such as UV protection, …
Flexible intermediate bulk containers, FIBCs, are often the material of choice for many industrial storage and transportation requirements for dry, flowable goods. FIBCs are often used to hold and transport materials such as sand, plastic pallets, powders, minerals, and more. Advantages of FIBCs FIBCs provide many advantages over other types …
Flexible, sustainable, reusable packaging is a great way for companies to save money and protect the planet at the same time. Flexible packaging provides additional space-saving benefits, with less wasted space and the ability to collapse when empty. Flexible Intermediate Bulk Containers Flexible intermediate bulk containers (FIBCs) are nonrigid storage …
The pharmaceutical industry is one of the largest industries and major contributor to the national GDP, and is also more emission-intensive than the automotive industry according to some studies. Challenges of the Pharmaceutical Packaging Market. The pharmaceutical packaging market must address many considerations that are not applicable to other packaging …
Secondary packaging describes the type of packaging that protects products inside and is often the first thing customers see when picking products off the shelf. Unlike primary packaging, which comes in direct contact with the product, secondary packaging adds another layer of protection and an opportunity to create brand awareness …
All types of finished goods and raw materials are shipped between businesses every day. As companies receive truckloads of goods shipped on pallets, they must find a way to keep their facility and inventory organized. A proper flow of goods and organization is key to achieving streamlined and productive activities. …
This article was originally published on April 6, 2021 and updated on 3/28/2023 Kitting is a process that involves grouping together individual products that are either sold together or used together into one assembled kit. What is Kitting? Kitting is an inventory management technique that is often used by retailers, …
This article was originally published on April 12, 2021 but updated on March 27,2023 Companies in every industry take great care to source all products and services from reliable providers to optimize their supply chain for maximum value. Manufacturers in many industries, such as automotive or electronics, want to make …
This article was originally published on April 19, 2021 and updated on March 23, 2023 The definition of kitting is to gather a set of products that somehow relate to each other or go together into a kit, or a collection. Kitting combines individual items with individual SKUs into …
This article was originally published on April 26, 2021 and updated on 3/21. Dock to stock (DTS) is a term used to describe the time needed to move products from receiving to storage, whether items are going directly to inventory on shelves, racks, bins, or pallets. Receiving for small companies …
