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Sustainable Packaging, 100,000 units/month, Yes - US and Canada, Yes -…
Sustainable Packaging
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Supplier
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What are your typical contract structures (lump sum, fixed price/unit rates, bulk discounts)?
Buyer
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What's the best seller package for beverages (6 units, 12, 24)?
Are they usually displayed on the counter for clients to take themselves, or do they need to order it in advance?
Does your production line can be adjusted to implement the new packaging into the process, or would you need to buy new equipment?
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Yes - competitive with main shippers (ie, Uline), 5% of product cost max
Shipping new packages within the year, prototype available in one month
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Standardized design, clean look
Recyclable, typically 1 time usage shipped out. Quality is maintained so that end user has ability to re-use prior to recycling
No preference, but must meet budgetary constraints with eco-friendly materials
Outdated design, looks less professional than competitors. Eco-friendly sustainable packaging is the future
Design allows for long-term usage, does not require changes/update every year (forecasting 15 years of usage of same design
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Yes - 1 line of standardized logo, 1 line of premium customer
Shipping of both bulk materials as well as liquids. We will need boxes as well as liquid containers of varying volume
Yes - Potentially refridgerated shipping (low temp, no cryogenic)
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Yes, there are plenty of options to chose from
Initial design will take 3 months, and additional adjustments based on client's feedback might take two to three weeks
Yes, we can. We could think of reducing material in items such as handlers
There are a few standards regarding food packaging, and we will ensure the design follows the more stringent criteria
Yes, we could chose from thermal covers, insulated box liners, insulated foam containers, and also add cold packs or ice blankets if needed
Available materials include glass, cardboard, plastic containers, and ceramics.
New technologies are currently being developed and we could think on implementing them for some of the premium packaging, such as Smart Packaging (to provide info about the product quality), or nanotechnology (to improve strength or barrier properties).
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Mostly displayed and the customer will take them themselves. For big quantities they would have to order in advance
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Our production line is very flexible and adjustment can be made as long as we keep the same materials we've been using (cardboard, glass, plastic). Otherwise, new equipment might be needed
Unit rates is the most common. Discounts will apply for over 50,000 units/month
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Not for regular materials (glass, cardboard or plastics); other material may require additional time
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