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| Export trade has extremely high cost sensitivity, as its expenses span multiple critical links—from raw material procurement and warehousing storage to cross-border transportation and customs clearance procedures. Each link’s cost fluctuation can directly affect overall trade profits, making it essential to choose packaging solutions that help control costs throughout the entire process |
When it comes to "full life cycle cost," corrugated boxes show obvious advantages over recycled packaging. From production, use, to post-use handling, corrugated boxes have more stable cost performance: they are easy to process, durable enough to reduce goods damage during transportation, and their recycling process is more mature, ultimately lowering the total cost for export businesses
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Corrugated cartons are made from pulp and have a mature production process (integrating creasing, die-cutting and printing). Their unit cost is only 1/3 to 1/5 of that of plastic recyclable boxes and 1/10 to 1/20 of that of metal boxes. For the scenarios of "single packaging and disposable (or local recycling)" in exports, there is no need to bear the high initial procurement cost of recyclable packaging. |
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| Corrugated cartons can be stored flat and folded. After folding, their volume is only 1/10 to 1/15 of that in the formed state. Export enterprises do not need to reserve large warehouses for "empty box storage". However, when the recyclable packaging (such as plastic boxes) is empty, it still needs to occupy a fixed space. Especially since the rent for overseas warehouses is high, long-term inventory will generate continuous costs. |
 |  | This can improve recruitment and industry reputation. Fostering a sense of significance and impact among employees is crucial for long-term success. |
| Export trade has extremely high cost sensitivity, as its expenses span multiple critical links—from raw material procurement and warehousing storage to cross-border transportation and customs clearance procedures. Each link’s cost fluctuation can directly affect overall trade profits, making it essential to choose packaging solutions that help control costs throughout the entire process |
When it comes to "full life cycle cost," corrugated boxes show obvious advantages over recycled packaging. From production, use, to post-use handling, corrugated boxes have more stable cost performance: they are easy to process, durable enough to reduce goods damage during transportation, and their recycling process is more mature, ultimately lowering the total cost for export businesses
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Corrugated cartons are made from pulp and have a mature production process (integrating creasing, die-cutting and printing). Their unit cost is only 1/3 to 1/5 of that of plastic recyclable boxes and 1/10 to 1/20 of that of metal boxes. For the scenarios of "single packaging and disposable (or local recycling)" in exports, there is no need to bear the high initial procurement cost of recyclable packaging. |
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| Corrugated cartons can be stored flat and folded. After folding, their volume is only 1/10 to 1/15 of that in the formed state. Export enterprises do not need to reserve large warehouses for "empty box storage". However, when the recyclable packaging (such as plastic boxes) is empty, it still needs to occupy a fixed space. Especially since the rent for overseas warehouses is high, long-term inventory will generate continuous costs. |
| | This can improve recruitment and industry reputation. Fostering a sense of significance and impact among employees is crucial for long-term success. |
