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Experienced experts across three development offices
\n<\/strong>Fresh, innovative ideas win over customers and create added value. This requires people who understand how to work creatively with corrugated board and cardboard, and who are constantly seeking ways to improve. It is precisely this passion that unites our developers.<\/p>\n

\u00a0<\/strong>Every project begins in the development phase
\n<\/strong>Good packaging must meet many different requirements: from the protective function in logistics, through the optimisation function in production, the sales function in retail and the informational function in marketing, right through to usability for the end customer.<\/p>\n

The task of the development team is to combine these factors perfectly and, by selecting the right design, the right material and the right production technology, to create packaging that offers added value for you as a customer. CAD technology and our own test laboratory are essential tools for this; a diverse range of materials and state-of-the-art production technology form the basis, whilst modern innovation processes provide the framework. But it is the joy of design that truly creates something new.<\/p>\n

Optimising packaging intelligently
\n<\/strong>Good packaging not only protects the product but also makes efficient use of materials and resources. When developing packaging, we consistently seek out opportunities for optimisation. Well-thought-out designs can reduce material usage, packaging volume and empty space. Furthermore, the suitability of recycled materials and aspects relating to the recyclability of the packaging are considered right from the development phase.<\/p>\n

This results in packaging solutions that combine functionality, material efficiency and cost-effectiveness.<\/p>\n