Containers

From design to creation to shipping, this packaging system protects cannabis across the supply chain.

In this podcast, Jim Page, Sales Manager, and Matt Kindt, Application Specialist at Huron Technology Corp., join Michael Levans, Group Editorial Director of Peerless Media's Supply Chain Group, to discuss how e-commerce growth has exaggerated the labor and square footage problems associated with using totes in distribution facilities.

To help operations solve their issues with limited shelf space, while also ensuring they’re organized in a cost-effective manner, Flexcon Container is displaying its corrugated plastic containers.

IFCO and RTI will leverage embedded RFID technology and barcodes on IFCO RPCs across North America to more easily track RPCs and their contents

IFCO SYSTEMS, a leading provider of reusable plastic containers, names Candice Herndon president of IFCO North America. Food packaging leader.

More than you might think, actually. In fact, e-commerce is a hot new application for mobile bulk containers, ergonomically handling items and small boxes that need special attention. It’s the next obvious step after laundry carts. You’ll see.

It’s no small feat to protect sandwiches, snacks and other single-serving food items on their way to a store. But it’s an even better story when the mini plastic containers providing the protection are part of a sustainable, circular supply chain.

As the saying goes, you’ve got to break some eggs to make an omelet. That’s also true when designing new lightweight containers that can survive abuse on the manufacturing floor. Here’s the back story of what happens there.

All types of reusable packaging — including bulk containers, dunnage, pallets, metal racks and totes — can benefit from proper management to uncover insights and continuously improve.

Company increases knowledge of ESD control to help customers protect sensitive electronic parts

The acquisition of Three Rivers Packaging strengthens The Cary Company's position in the industrial container and packaging sector.

Durable containers help support disaster recovery operations by storing and securing heavy-duty equipment.

Companies are leveraging Internet of Things devices and analytics to shorten reusable tote dwell times and speed returns.

The chain can now wrap 120 loads regularly.

The bins have also considerably decreased freight costs.