Primepac Blog

As you’re sure to know, void fill is the padding, cushioning or paper that is added to a container to fill empty space and further protect items. It serves a couple of important purposes – it protects your goods in transit and it can also compliment the presentation of your product or brand message.

It’s not something we like to think will happen, but sometimes accidents, injuries and sickness at work can't be avoided. As an employer you need to have measures in place to respond to these things, and having a well-equipped first aid kit is the perfect starting point.

It's that time of year again where you're probably thinking about what to send your clients, co-workers, employees, and suppliers to thank them for a wonderful year of work. Chances are you've got a few gifts in mind, but there's the other challenge of wrapping them and making them look amazing - at an affordable price of course.

Recently, there has been a strong focus on replacing plastic packaging with more eco-friendly alternatives in New Zealand at the moment. Disposable plastic shopping bags are on their way out, and they’ve already been banned in many places.

As a business owner, you’re probably often looking for more efficient systems and processes for your business while also looking for ways to meet consumer demands. An important and simple way to do this is by taking a more environmentally responsible approach to your business. This includes finding ways that you can implement effective environmental practices within it, and one very easy way...

Toss them straight in the rubbish? Perhaps put them in the cupboard to use at a later date? Or maybe a gust of wind grabs them and they're gone? No matter what you decide to do with your plastic bags, they eventually end up in the same place.

These days most businesses recognise the importance of reducing their carbon footprint and are aware of the benefits that come with it; a reputation for environmental responsibility, reduced waste and costs, attracting more customers, and better returns are all benefits associated with increased sustainability. Although the benefits may be clear, it can be difficult for businesses to know...

We all know the feeling, someone comes into work with the sniffles and the next thing you know half the workplace has a cold. 68% of employees accept that they are likely to get sick if something is going around the office. Workplaces can be a breeding ground for germs, sometimes making it difficult to avoid illness. But the good news is that you can take steps to minimise the risk of...

There are many aspects of workplace safety and hygiene, and the level of hygiene needed will depend largely on the industry your workplace belongs to. While most workplaces will have processes and guidelines in place to keep employees safe and healthy at work, it's important that you and your team understand why these should be taken seriously.

It's predicted that 83% of Kiwis will be shopping online by 2026. With this increase in online shopping comes increased competition, as consumers have easier access to a far wider range of options. So how can you increase your customer loyalty in an increasingly competitive landscape?