A model involving the return of not only unsuitable goods but also dedicated reusable return boxes, with the aim of minimising the harvesting of cellulose raw material.
A very dense, homogeneous and smooth type of heavyweight paper. Used as pallet separators and for furniture wrapping. Unlike corrugated board, it has no voids in its cross-section.
The final and most expensive stage in the entire logistics chain: the delivery of a parcel by city van directly to the customer's doorstep or to their local parcel locker.
Legal indicator of empty space in e-commerce packages (Art. 24 PPWR). Measures the difference between the packaging volume and the volume of the packed product. 50% limit applies from 1 January 2030.
A tabletop or floor-standing warehouse device with a sharp, safe cross-cutting blade. Enables quick pulling and simple cutting of the required length of packing paper directly from the roll.
