A packaging check makes the difference

Finding the optimal packaging for a product can require both knowledge and persistent work.

Because the right solution varies according to a wide range of factors, not only the product itself and its handling but also the market, legislation and the latest technological developments in packaging.

That's why Procudan offers a packaging solution review as a service for both current and potential customers.

It can be difficult to pinpoint the best solution in advance. Also, because it's often the small improvements that make the difference, explains Account Manager Jens D. Kønigsfeldt.

- It's rare that a manufacturer uses packaging that is entirely off the mark. On the contrary, a choice has often been made based on careful consideration. And our contribution is to be able to look for the details that can make a difference from an overall perspective, he explains.

Expertise and a wide range

There can be many reasons to carry out a packaging check. Sometimes, a company will approach you with a request for a review, but most often, it starts more informally.

The company may face challenges such as delivery reliability or a desire for more sustainable packaging.

Whatever the reason, there are many commonalities in the process, explains Jens D. Kønigsfeldt.

- We are a team that can draw on many years of experience, and we have a strong network of European packaging partners who can provide an extensive range of solutions based on the latest knowledge. These are the competencies we bring into play to ensure the best conditions and delivery reliability for our customers, explains Jens D. Kønigsfeldt.

The commercial view is important

Over the years, Procudan's packaging team has assisted companies in many different industries to optimise their packaging.

The goal is to find the best solution based on the customer's possibilities and needs, which often means customised solutions that take into account the product, production conditions and purely commercial considerations.

- One of our core competencies is understanding our customers' business and creating value with them. Ultimately, it's about finding out what matters to the customer's business and the individual product, whether it's delivery reliability, sustainability or price, says Jens D. Kønigsfeldt.