Contract packer

A contract packer or co-packer packages products that it has not manufactured itself.

Advantages of working with a contract packer

• flexible use of specialised personnel and specialised machines ;
• knowledge of different packaging techniques and machines ;
• ideal for coping with production peaks ;
• customer does not invest in machines itself.

Which packaging techniques do contract packers offer?

• Repacking

  The co-packer packs products in other quantities. Or puts different products together in a new packaging (for example different sorts of beer in a beer pack).

• Blisters

• Putting together promotional gift sets

  The co-packer produces promotional packs (for example, for end of year parties). The materials are delivered in bulk and then put together in sets.

• Flow pack

• Stickers, coding, (re)labelling

  Often used for promotions or other sales campaigns. These activities are also referred to as customization.

• Shrink-wrapping and bundling

  The co-packer puts shrink-wrapping around the product. This is then shrunk by heating in a shrink tunnel. A message can be printed on the shrink foil. Often used for relatively small products, such as bars of soap or for very long products like curtain rails.

• Set up and fill displays

• Fill according to number or volume

  The co-packer counts, weighs and packs (for example, screws are put into little boxes).

• Fill bag packaging

• Hand packaging and/or assembling

  The co-packer puts a product together and packages it. Or assembles packaging (for example, a cardboard box is given a suspension eye and covered with a transparent sleeve).

• Applying anti-theft stickers

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