Focus on your business and let us take care of your secondary packaging service needs.
We offer a wide range of flexible and custom secondary packaging services, including recovery packaging and kitting. Whether you require us to assist with package design and material specifications, provide a finished product including the packaging materials, or assemble your provided components, our facility and processes are equipped to ensure speed to market.
Our secondary packaging services are provided by a dedicated Packaging Services business unit.
Change is part of our world — product specifications can be modified, brands are acquired by new licence holders and products are damaged during transit. All of these supply chain challenges could mean changes to packaging format, additional labels, or re-inspection.
Quick, reliable recovery and re-packing services in a GMP environment are often the economic solution to re-purpose a finished product, so it can enter the market as quickly as possible.
With 98% on-time and in-full delivery, we can manage immediate demand fluctuations of up to 33%.
Our range of equipment and duplicate assets allow us to fast-track changes, from a 28-SKU product line redesign in two months to a new sampling program in four weeks.
Our packaging platform is complete with ideation, graphic design and structural development for cartons and labels, primary and secondary packaging services and packaging line consultation to ensure speed to market.
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