| type="text/javascript"> | | | | consider the impact your retail packaging will have |
| When in retail you want to make the most profit | | | | on the environment. Cardboard boxes are |
| out of your sales but just how can you do this? | | | | extremely easy to recycle and minimise their |
| One major way of adding extra value to the retail | | | | effects on the environment. The corrugated |
| products you are selling is itâs packaging. | | | | cardboard companies use recycled cardboard |
| Retail packaging not only protects your product | | | | boxes as the input fibre instead of new trees and |
| as it gets shipped from A to B but also has a | | | | currently in the UK get over 70% of their 2 million |
| very powerful effect on your end sales. If your | | | | tonnes of fibre for making new cardboard boxes |
| product is brought off the shelf then your retail | | | | this way. For the other 30% of fibre needed, fast |
| packaging needs to be eye catching to grab the | | | | growing softwood trees that are being planted |
| passing customers attention. With a luxury retail | | | | faster than they are being used are used from |
| packaging solution you can add perceived value to | | | | sustainable forestry resources. Cardboard boxes |
| the product that it is worth more than it really is | | | | are made from corrugated cardboard which in |
| and increase your profits. The packaging can also | | | | turn is made from paper. Paper is the only |
| be used to display warning such as any allergy | | | | packaging material manufactured from a |
| advice, age group information or barcodes. | | | | renewable source. |
| In todayâs modern world you must also | | | | |