Kite Packaging, the UK’s leading supplier of packaging, has launched a range of new postal boxes – aimed at attracting retailers for the upcoming busy season.
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A complete re-vamp of its current postal offering, the new products are targeted at online businesses, looking to cost-effectively ship a wide variety of items.
The competitively-priced boxes are ideal for internet fulfilment companies, e-commerce retailers, and textile businesses, looking for a simple and attractive solution to packaging for the Christmas period.
Kite’s product team have been focused on offering a consolidated range which appeals to a number of different industries. The result is a 16 size range of boxes, which can be erected in seconds, suitable for large flat items, small boxy items, and everything in between.
White in colour they offer a more presentable solution than mailing bags or brown boxes, however have been specially designed to match Royal Mail’s PiP guidelines – the national pricing guide for posting items in the UK.
The range has been brought to market as part of Kite’s wider strategic aim, focusing on helping customers to reduce their pack volumes, to save on storage and shipping costs.
The boxes are manufactured from high quality board, requiring little void fill for extra protection. The company hopes this will encourage customers to choose smaller boxes for their products, helping to reduce the volume and shipping issues the UK faced last Christmas.
Jake Kirk, Managing Partner for Kite Online commented; “Our white postal boxes have always been a popular product for our customers particularly at this time of year, as retailers prepare for the Christmas uplift in sales. We hope the new improved range will offer even more choice, for more products, more industries – and at a market-leading price.”
You can purchase postal boxes from just 11p each at www.kitepackaging.co.uk, and browse its huge selection of packaging products – with free delivery.
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