What the service covers

Packaging decides whether goods arrive in the condition they left the plant in. We pack and repack products, build pallet units and secure them for transport — from film and edge protectors through to stabilising awkward loads.

Every job starts from a specification: the packaging type, the pattern on the pallet, the height of the unit, the markings and the consignee's requirements. We work to a sample agreed before the batch starts rather than improvising at the first carton.

Where goods arrive in a supplier's bulk packaging and the consignee expects a different format, we repack on site — with no extra movement between plants.

Pallets prepared for loading in a warehouse
Aisle between warehouse racking
Consignments prepared for despatch
Goods prepared for the road and for the consignee

Industrial packaging and palletization

What is included

  • Packing products into unit and bulk packaging
  • Repacking goods into the format the consignee requires
  • Building and stabilising pallet units
  • Stretch film, strapping, edge protectors and layer pads
  • Marking units to the consignee’s requirements
  • A unit count reported when the batch closes

How it works

How a job runs

01

Specification

We agree the packaging type, the pallet pattern, the unit height and the markings.

02

Sample

We build the first unit for approval before the whole batch runs.

03

Production

We pack the batch to the approved sample and secure it for transport.

04

Closing

We hand over the count of prepared units and report any discrepancy.

In practice

What industrial packaging and palletization looks like day to day

Handing a consignment to the recipient
Motorway interchange seen from above
Route planning is the daily work of the forwarding desk.
Dispatch team at their workstations
Industrial packaging and palletization

Who it is for

Who it is for

  • Manufacturers shipping into retail networks with their own packaging rules
  • Importers receiving goods in a supplier’s bulk packaging
  • Businesses without an in-house packing station during seasonal peaks
  • Plants preparing export consignments

Common questions

The questions we get asked most

  1. 01

    Do you pack to our own sample?

    Yes. The sample is agreed before the batch starts and we build the first unit for approval, so corrections do not run through the whole batch.

  2. 02

    Do you supply the packaging materials?

    We can work with material supplied by you or with material ordered for the job. How it is settled is set out in the quotation.

  3. 03

    What happens to items damaged during packing?

    They are set aside, documented and reported before the batch closes. We do not pack items that fall outside the specification without your decision.

Quick quote

Ask us to price a movement

Give us the route, leave your details and describe the load. You get a concrete proposal back, not a calculator result.

  • Pricing for domestic and European lanes.
  • An answer from a forwarder, not from an algorithm.
  • Direct contact with the person who will run the job.
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