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Paper Crunch Hits American Retailers When They Need It Most
Skyrocketing demand for boxes and packing materials during the pandemic has slashed paper production across North America, and it couldn’t have come at a worse time for retail companies.
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How Automated Packaging Makes E-Commerce Better
Oversized boxes lead to lost capacity, higher transport costs and negative environmental impact.
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One Small Step for a Shipper Toward Embracing Electric Trucks
Packaging product distributor Veritiv partnered with Penske Truck Leasing to pioneer the use of an electrically powered big rig in Southern California.
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How E-Tailers Are Greening the Last Mile
Demand for last-mile delivery services is booming around the world — expected to jump nearly 80% globally in the next decade. Here are a few ways e-commerce and logistics companies are aiming to reverse their environmental impact.
Packages are unloaded from a FedEx Corp. truck in New York City. Photo: Shutterstock.
In Southeast Asia, Packaging Rules Make Covid Testing Thorny
Differences in infectious substance classifications, packaging requirements and other shipping regulations between countries create significant supply-chain challenges — particularly when it comes to sourcing approved packaging for shipping COVID-19 samples in Southeast Asia.
SourceHUB Launches Rapid Global Supply Response Program to Address Supply Chain Disruptions
SourceHUB, a provider of a collaborative technology platform for packaging procurement, launched its Rapid Global Supply Response Program to help address demands in the midst of global packaging supply chain disruption.
Sugar Cane Lego Blocks? No More Plastic Fantastic as Toymaker Goes Green
Lego has a team of 100 people dedicated to developing its green toys, and they need to make sure the company has an environmentally friendly product it can put on store shelves by 2030.
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How to Speed Up Sustainability? With an Accelerator, of Course
For most businesses, in the economic train wreck that was 2020, sustainability took a back seat to survival.
A power plant.
J&J Raises EU Concern With Plan to Package Vaccines in U.S.
Johnson & Johnson will ship some COVID-19 vaccines ordered by the European Union to the U.S. for the last stage of production, raising concern among some member states that the bloc’s inoculation program could be hampered by further delays.
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Four Tips for Shipping Lithium Batteries
When it comes to packaging and transport concerns, lithium batteries continue to take center stage.
Duravant Launches nVenia, a Duravant Operating Company
Duravant, a global engineered equipment and automation solutions provider to the food processing, packaging and material handling sectors, announced the introduction of nVenia, LLC, a new operating Company within Duravant’s Packaging Solutions Segment formed by combining Arpac, Hamer-Fischbein and Ohlson into a single entity.
Podcast | The Real Reason for Product Shortages? Not Enough Packaging
Many of the supply-chain shortages caused by the coronavirus pandemic have one thing in common: a lack of plastic and cardboard containers to put them in.
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