Much of the damage isn’t caused by a single major oversight, but rather by small vulnerabilities in the interplay between the product, packaging, packing process, and transport stresses. In this article, you’ll learn how to reduce transport damage.

Swiss companies that purchase packaging, package their products in Switzerland, and ship packaged goods directly to end customers or other end users in EU member states. Read here to find out what this means in terms of PPWR/EPR obligations.

Stretch film is one of the most important packaging materials in logistics and shipping. It ensures that goods remain stable on pallets, protects against dirt and moisture and helps to prevent transport damage. Read more here.

When you talk about experience, market knowledge and down-to-earthness at PRODINGER Verpackung AG, one name almost automatically comes to mind: Kai-Uwe Krieg. He has been part of the PRODINGER world for over two decades and knows the subject of packaging from every single perspective. Click here for his employee portrait.

The situation on the international commodity and procurement markets remains tense, but has stabilized to some extent in recent weeks. Read more about this here.

Bubble wrap is one of the most commonly used packaging materials in shipping and logistics. Learn more about bubble wrap here.