Ecommerce Packaging
Shorr Packaging returned to Parcel Forum this year. Experts from Shorr were available to answer questions and showcase a large variety of packaging equipment and consumables. Demos were shown for a Sharp Bagger, Pregis EasyPack Quantum, Pregis...
We surveyed 1,000 people to understand who’s been affected by package theft, what cautionary methods Americans are taking to avoid their online shipments from getting taken, and to see how they think online retailers can keep their packages safe...
As industry experts, Shorr Packaging not only is a 2017 Operations Summit sponsor and exhibitor, but also speaking at the event, sharing industry trends. Jim Burns, Director of Marketing (Shorr Packaging Corp.) and Chris Groseclose, Senior...
How your package looks on the "outside" and the quality of the protective packaging "inside" really does matter. With continuous growth affecting ecommerce and direct-to-customer businesses, consumer expectations continue to rise. The strategy...
Packaging World's article notes that the packaging industry has been heavily focused on the "strategizing" of customized e-commerce packaging. Data from Shorr's recent 2016 Survey yielded quite a number of shocking results and was mentioned in...
Across the country, people are eagerly awaiting subscription boxes at their doorsteps. These custom-made boxes contain anything from makeup and beauty supplies to healthy snacks, coffee and workout wear, and arrive on a regular schedule. The...
Shorr Packaging was proud to be a Platinum Sponsor of the 2016 Operations Summit at the Duke Energy Center in Cincinnati, Ohio on April 12-14. Shorr displayed the latest in parcel packaging and automation in its booth; hosting dozens of visitors...
Shorr Packaging surveyed hundreds of adult e-commerce shoppers representing a cross-section of Americans for our January E-Commerce Packaging Preferences Survey. Our aim was to understand consumer preferences around custom packaging and how...
Shorr was mentioned in two separate Wall Street Journal articles recently. Discussions include what happens to returned items sent to large logistics returns centers and the top supply chain and logistics industry news.
Midwest manufacturing company manages a centralized, full-scale distribution operation. Since this company supplies impulse-purchase products, their palletized loads are not always uniform and they frequently vary in weight.
