Stretch Packaging
Reducing transport losses is standard practice. A different set of damage problems is made up of the products of the transport tray. However, by using standard processes, this is also a problem they can avoid. Below, let’s take a look at the main reasons for the damage caused by pallet cargo transportation: By reducing the material in the main package, the instability of the create package can be created. Loads that are not suitable for their pallets can also be built. When making loose or irregular loads, we use pallets. The truck was too tightly packed, or it was left in between the loads that caused the damage. Universal poverty stretch packaging. The best way to reduce the damage is to wrap it in the best way. Of the reasons for the damage, the simplest, quickest and cheapest way to improve is by stretching the packaging. If that’s not enough, “low-hanging fruit” or “Band-Aid” is also a more effective stretch wrap that can be used as a mitigating or compensating other major cause of injury. If you are a pallet that transports stretched packaging, your success rate is no more than 99.5%, unless you have some evidence to the contrary. Even if you’re up to 99.5%, that’s not good enough. On average, you lose a lot of money per truck, which is about $50 to $500, and you can leave your money on the table. In other words, if it was a $100 million company, they would lose $500,000 a year to avoid shipping losses. To make up for this loss is our purpose. To compensate for this loss, how many products still need to be sold? Fifty percent of transportation losses need to be reduced. It is not feasible to waste money. There are low-hanging fruits to be picked. Your standard is not necessarily a fifty percent loss. 50% or more loss and waste are usually reduced by lean processes and principles.