Contract Packaging Gateway has successfully helped various businesses, from Fortune 500 to small entrepreneurial businesses with packaging needs. We are not a cardboard converter or a plastic manufacturer, but we work with companies like that to help design and physically package your product for shipping or retail displays to entice the public to purchase your product. The contract packaging business is a tough, no nonsense business that requires an intense focus of labor and pennies to insure the maximization of effectiveness in a very competitive market. With our full-time engineering and procurement staff, we will cost effectively find the right solution for your product, while maximizing you product availability and visibility in a competitive marketplace. Packaging is a delicate balance of costs and marketing that can make or break a product. Gateway will work with your team to develop, procure and package your product in the most efficient way possible to protect, and show off your product to the consumer. We have in the past done a variety of packaging processes such as;
Shrink Wrapping
Shrink Bundling
Poly-Bagging
Boxing (retail and shipping cartons)
Clip-Stripping
Point of Purchase Displays
In additional, we are familiar with;
Clamshells
Vacuum Pack
Blister Card/Pack
Each of these techniques are chosen based on the product volumes needed and if applied to the wrong volume set can cause packaging expenses to soar out of control. This is why our team can help you decide which process is right for your product. We also can provide Order Fulfillment services to physically ship you products direct to retail customers or to retailers, depending on your needs. We can take on a more extensive role in the product production process by performing various product forecasting and procurement function using our state of the art MRP system and utilizing our procurement staff. Let us help you with your needs to enable a successful product strategy.
Pick-Pack Merge Gateway Manufacturing, Inc. has streamlined production from some customers by consolidating several items into one final part number. A customer may have requirements for printed materials along with several components (which may or may not require assembly). These components are then merged to a specified package type and shipped to the customer as one unit. This feature reduces the amount of part numbers that the customer has to maintain.
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