New Survey Shows Majority of Consumers Prefer Paper Packaging to Foam Peanuts

Foam peanuts have long been the most widely used material among mail-order companies for packing shipments. The material is inexpensive and generally effective for loose items that are not fragile or heavy, but it has drawbacks. The most commonly cited reasons why survey respondents did not like foam peanuts were that they are "messy," "a pain," and/or "difficult to dispose of."

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Ever Thought of What Your Customer Thinks of the Packaging Material You Use?

In an effort to increase efficiency and productivity, an e-commerce company researched alternative packaging materials. It was during this search that they discovered the FillPak TT^® voidfill system. With FillPak TT, each packer now has their own machine at their own dedicated packing station bringing huge increases in efficiency and productivity.

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Filling Their Customers with "Sunshine"

Nature's Sunshine had been using loosefill to fill the remaining voids in their packages. Unfavorable feedback from their customers about the mess and non-recyclability of the loosefill made Nature's Sunshine look at other packaging material alternatives. Since Nature's Sunshine had already researched several other brands of loosefill and airbags, the company decided to consider paper as a natural alternative.

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Ranpak's Special Delivery

Once the decision was made to go with PadPak^®, the next hurdle was incorporating the equipment into their limited packaging area without making significant layout changes. Backed by Ranpak Corp.'s team of System Engineers, both Ranpak and the industrial supply product distributor devised a unique solution.

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