Discover the impact of humidity on cardboard: learn how differences in weather conditions and temperature can affect paper and cardboard in packaging.
What is lamination and what is lamination used for? Is lamination eco-friendly? What is the future of lamination? Take a look and find answers to these questions!
On this guide you'll find everything you need to know about the recyclability and eco-friendliness of different packaging materials, including the pros and cons of paper & cardboard, plastic, metal, glass packaging and wood. We'll also touch base on the impact that ink has throughout the process.
What is kraft paper? Is kraft paper recyclable? Can you print on kraft paper? These may be some of the questions people have on kraft paper. Learn everything there is to know in this guide.
Lamination and varnish are popular finishes for packaging, but how do you choose between the two? In this blog post, we explore the benefits and drawbacks of each option to help you make an informed decision for your packaging needs.
What is offset printing and and how does it compare with flexo printing and digital printers? Learn about Lithography, Flexography & Digital printing. Here's everything you need to know.
You can get high-quality packaging and a great unboxing experience while lowering your shipping costs. Here’s how.
Is your sustainable packaging being made in an ethical way? Here’s 4 questions to ask your supplier about your ethical packaging processes.
Is your packaging really eco-friendly and sustainable? Find out by asking your packaging manufacturer these 4 important questions.
COVID-19 is having a major impact on the packaging industry. Factories are tackling a slowdown in production while ensuring workers’ safety. PackMojo analyses the emerging trends.
Looking to be more eco-friendly? Here are 5 examples of eco-friendly packaging practices that you could adopt.
Here are 4 things you must consider before ordering packaging for your business, including tips on storage, packaging type, and shipping.
Everything you need to know about the most common packaging materials, paper, and ink.
