Packsize

Anticipated $9.2 million investment to create up to 354 jobs in the next seven years.

Automation, software help omni-channel retailers and e-tailers manage the demands of small parcel shipping

New program expands the company’s accessories and consumables offerings and includes new online ordering system

Technology and software are becoming more significant to e-commerce packaging operations.

Challenges at more than 25 exhibitor booths spanned both Pack Expo and Pharma Expo.

eBay Enterprise’s Kentucky distribution campus puts a premium on flexible processes and absolute speed to the customer for e-commerce fulfillment.

Tilt tray sortation, RF picking and a light-directed put wall are the tools that speed orders out the door at eBay Enterprise’s Kentucky fulfillment centers.

After major parcel carriers introduced new rate structures, the industry is still scrambling to identify and eliminate every cubic inch of waste.

The winning machine produces the right-sized box for every product as needed.

To help manage the demands of e-commerce fulfillment, consider creating right-sized secondary packaging on-demand.

End-users and solution providers prepare for dimensional pricing models to upend their packaging processes—or realize they have been preparing for it all along.

Tara brings experience expanding global operations in Brazil, China, Japan and India.

On-demand packaging system allows company to use 15% less corrugated used and 60% less void fill while improving less-than-full-case average cube utilization by 20%.

Packsize obtains rights to market the high-volume Freebox automated packaging system, extending its ability to meet the labor-intensive demands of the fulfillment sector worldwide.

With the growing complexity of e-commerce orders, packaging methodologies prove critical to the speed of fulfillment.