Let's Talk Packaging Industry

Join George Dempsey (CEO, Dempsey International Packaging & Raptor Packaging) and Adam Peek (host, People of Packaging Podcast) for an in-depth conversation around the new, innovative Raptor Packaging marketplace.
George will answer questions like:

• How did Raptor Packaging come about?
• How does Raptor Packaging meet the needs of the distribution customer?
• What value does Raptor Packaging give to the manufacturer?
• What does the future look like for Raptor Packaging and Dempsey International Packaging?

The conversation is practical and packed full of information you don’t want to miss. In Adam's words, Raptor is "unlike anything I've seen so far in the industry space."

As you look near and far for your next generation of packaging, carefully consider the challenges before you decide to import. In many cases, customers overlook the soft costs associated with managing a supply chain that spans great distances and cultures.
Whether you have a Packaging Distributor involved or if you are managing the process yourself, there are many things to consider:

• quality,
• logistics,
• price,
• inventory and
• expertise.

Setting your company and team up for success means making sure you have transparency into how things will be managed.

The next time you're looking for a new packaging supplier, make sure to evaluate these five key areas:

1. Technical Capabilities in the Rigid Plastics Components Market
2. Knowledge of CPG Supply Chain Management
3. Strong Working Capital Position
4. Supplier Relationships and Credit Worthiness
5. Import/Export Legal Expertise

Glass quality can vary greatly from process to process — what appears simple on the outside is much more dynamic and complex on the inside.
Understanding some of these key elements and how they affect quality and consistency can make a big difference for you and your business.
Fundamentally, there are five key components that will impact your glass quality:

• price,
• process,
• production,
• packing, and
• package design.

What do all product-based businesses do?
They keep track of inventory.

Some business owners are able to keep a running tab of stock levels in their heads or organized in an excel spreadsheet. After a certain point, this method is no longer workable. Larger businesses require alternate solutions to manage their inventory.

How do you know it’s time to start looking into alternate inventory management solutions?