Move more product in fewer trucks.
Transportation efficiency comes from the shape, stack and weight of what you ship, not from any single component.
The same product can ship in packaging that cubes out a trailer at very different rates depending on how it nests, stacks and palletizes.
Nesting and collapsing
Folding bulk bags, collapsible bulk boxes, nesting pails and drums, and flat-shipped corrugated bulk reduce the volume of empties returning or being stored, which frees trailer and warehouse space.
Cube utilisation
Container height, footprint and stacking configuration decide how much of a trailer's cube is actually used. Small dimensional changes can add a layer to a load.
Pallet patterns
The pallet footprint and column pattern determine how many units fit per truck. We check whether your current pattern is leaving space on the floor or in the air.
Weight and empty-return cost
Lighter packaging raises the payload you can move under a weight limit; a returnable container that is cheap to ship home may still beat a lighter single-trip option over a full cycle.
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Check your own load
Run your format through the decision engine to see whether a different container frees up truck capacity.