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Plastic
TOYOE
| Export packaging has to go through a series of manual operations—from factory packing, warehouse sorting, and port loading/unloading to overseas warehouse unpacking. Each link relies on manual handling, so the packaging’s usability directly affects work efficiency; if packaging is heavy, bulky, or hard to handle, it will slow down every step and increase labor costs |
Corrugated boxes excel here with their favorable physical properties: they are lightweight yet sturdy, easy for workers to carry and stack during packing and sorting. Their regular shape also makes loading/unloading at ports faster, and they’re simple to open during overseas warehouse unpacking. These traits cut down on time spent in each manual link, significantly boosting the overall efficiency of the export logistics chain
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Corrugated cartons are mostly in a flat state when leaving the factory. When workers pack them in the factory or assemble them in overseas warehouses, they do not need to use tools such as screwdrivers or clips. They only need to manually fold and stick the sealing tape to quickly form them (one worker can complete the assembly of 1-2 standard cartons within one minute). |
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| Recycling packaging (such as plastic boxes) often requires the assembly of box bodies and the installation of locks. Some metal boxes even need wrenches to be fixed. The assembly efficiency is more than 50% lower than that of corrugated boxes. Especially during the peak export season when "manpower is tight", it can reduce logistics delays caused by the time-consuming packaging and assembly. |
 |  | This not only leads to higher job satisfaction but also increased productivity and retention rates. In turn, this positive work environment can attract top talent and further enhance the company's reputation as an employer of choice. |
| Export packaging has to go through a series of manual operations—from factory packing, warehouse sorting, and port loading/unloading to overseas warehouse unpacking. Each link relies on manual handling, so the packaging’s usability directly affects work efficiency; if packaging is heavy, bulky, or hard to handle, it will slow down every step and increase labor costs |
Corrugated boxes excel here with their favorable physical properties: they are lightweight yet sturdy, easy for workers to carry and stack during packing and sorting. Their regular shape also makes loading/unloading at ports faster, and they’re simple to open during overseas warehouse unpacking. These traits cut down on time spent in each manual link, significantly boosting the overall efficiency of the export logistics chain
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Corrugated cartons are mostly in a flat state when leaving the factory. When workers pack them in the factory or assemble them in overseas warehouses, they do not need to use tools such as screwdrivers or clips. They only need to manually fold and stick the sealing tape to quickly form them (one worker can complete the assembly of 1-2 standard cartons within one minute). |
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| Recycling packaging (such as plastic boxes) often requires the assembly of box bodies and the installation of locks. Some metal boxes even need wrenches to be fixed. The assembly efficiency is more than 50% lower than that of corrugated boxes. Especially during the peak export season when "manpower is tight", it can reduce logistics delays caused by the time-consuming packaging and assembly. |
| | This not only leads to higher job satisfaction but also increased productivity and retention rates. In turn, this positive work environment can attract top talent and further enhance the company's reputation as an employer of choice. |
