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NO!!!! Corrugated cardboard is not just cardboard – and no, corrugated cardboard is not just corrugated cardboard!!!!

One of the things we often encounter in the field is the assumption that corrugated cardboard has no strength.
We understand the assumption – but we don’t accept the premise.
You’re probably thinking of the kind of corrugated cardboard you find in the hardware store, like a moving box – and we get that.
But that’s far from the type of corrugated cardboard we produce.

In our blog post, we even dared to place a Mercedes E-Class on top of one of our “moving boxes”…

If you export your products by air, road, or sea, this post is just for you!
We’ve gathered three key points you should keep in mind as important considerations when using any of the transport methods listed below for your exports.

If you haven’t already, you can download our Export Guide at farusa.dk.
It covers various topics from the export industry, such as packaging types and important considerations, and includes our FAQ.

The Export Guide is also a great resource if you’ve just welcomed a new colleague with less industry knowledge than yourself.

Maybe the answer seems obvious.But we’ve at least made a determined attempt!

Just as conscious choices can be made, so can conscious decisions to say no.

We’ve chosen to be as green as possible. Our company vehicles cover more than 200,000 km every year. We do this because we want to visit you and understand your daily operations before we start talking about packaging.

In this blog post, we’ll show you packaging optimizations inside a shipping container.
Your packaging habits could be costly, inefficient, and, not least, inconvenient for your customers.

Traditional export packaging isn’t without merit. It has worked for many companies for centuries, but maybe it’s time to rethink old habits, think differently, and work more efficiently.