EPR Packaging: What Extended Producer Responsibility Means for Your Shipping Materials
If you sell physical products, there’s a good chance EPR rules already apply to you, or will soon. Extended…
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If you sell physical products, there’s a good chance EPR rules already apply to you, or will soon. Extended…
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hipping on Amazon isn’t like shipping from your own storefront. Whether you’re sending products to Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA)…
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Choosing the wrong bubble mailer size is one of the most common packaging mistakes small shops make. Too big,…
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Etsy sellers deal with a packaging problem most retailers don’t: there’s no single product category to design around. One…
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Candles are one of the trickier products to ship. They’re heavy for their size, often fragile if they’re in…
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Small businesses face a packaging problem that large retailers don’t: every mailer has to do double duty. It needs…
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ompostable Mailers look like a simple swap: replace poly with a plant-based film and the packaging problem is solved.…
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Cosmetics fail in shipping in ways most products don’t. A book either arrives fine or it doesn’t. A lipstick…
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Shoes create a packaging problem that most other products don’t. They’re bulky enough that a flat mailer won’t sit…
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Jewelry is one of the strangest categories to package well, and it has nothing to do with weight or…
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If you sell stickers, you already know the product itself is rarely the problem. Stickers are cheap to make,…
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