11 · Packaging · Trays, cartons & cases
Corrugated Packaging
Corrugated is usually high-volume and freight-heavy. We weigh landed cost, including transport, before recommending where it is made, and often the right answer is close to your site.
Typical formats
- Regular slotted cases
- Shelf-ready packaging
- Die-cut corrugated
- Printed corrugated
Typical structures
- Single-wall (B, C, E flute)
- Double-wall
- Kraft and test liners
To assess your requirement we need
- 01Internal dimensions L × W × D (mm)
- 02Box style (FEFCO code if known)
- 03Flute and board grade
- 04Contents weight, stacking and pallet requirements
- 05Print
- 06Quantity
Don’t have all of this? Send what you have and we’ll ask for the rest.
Before we propose an alternative
What we check before proposing an alternative.
- 01Corrugated is bulky, so logistics cost can outweigh a lower unit price. We'll tell you plainly if UK supply is the better answer.
Related packaging
Related packaging.
The Winnington Packaging Review
Send us one specification.
Start with what you have: a specification, a sample or an idea. We’ll tell you plainly whether there’s a credible alternative or a better way to make it. There’s no cost and no obligation, and you’ll get a first response within 5 working days.