Design, Print & Packaging
At the heart of design
Wednesday, 15 July 2009
In these times of severe competition and rapidly changing technologies, businesses require effective marketing, creative advertising design and a targeted approach to have an edge over their competitors.
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PRINTING GREEN
Wednesday, 15 July 2009
The print and paper industries have been praised for leading the way in environmental awareness, leaving other industries in their wake as they set new benchmarks in “green” initiatives and in health and safety.
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Local excellence
Wednesday, 15 July 2009
In this competitive age, most companies have to budget a large proportion of their turnover to sales. Greg and Margaret Rae however are in the enviable position of concentrating the majority of their effort into quality of service.
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Life is still good but...
Wednesday, 18 March 2009
.. .most businesses will be finding the current economic recession difficult. Every time you pick up the newspaper, turn on the news, talk with friends, associates and clients, the talk often turns to stories of greed and foolishness that have caused the recession we find ourselves in.
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World class packaging
Tuesday, 27 January 2009
A commitment to finding innovative solutions to their customers’ unique needs, supported by uncompromising operational excellence, efficiency and dependability, have made Alto the largest and most successful rigid plastic mouldings company in New Zealand.
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Calling all designers
Tuesday, 09 September 2008
Twelve months ago the Designers Institute of New Zealand held its first ever National Conference Day under the banner of The Business of Sustainable Design. The aim was to inform and educate designers to enable them to start designing around sustainable issues.
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IN BRIEF - Speedbiz: new business leads fast
Tuesday, 09 September 2008
Growing a business is every businessperson’s aim – but it can be hard going. Now a new business networking concept that takes the pain out of gathering new business leads and networking is operating: Speedbiz.
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The company you didn't know you knew
Monday, 09 June 2008
Ever wondered where that courier consignment note or sticker was made? Or your boarding pass? What about the last time you parked and got one of those tickets from the machine, or worse an infringement ticket?
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Let’s get (your) business pumping!!
Monday, 05 May 2008
Are you getting the best for the dollars you allocate for promotion and branding? Who is advising you, and how solid is their experience. Do they have enough solutions to be objective, and to be bold enough to question when you possibly may be ‘going off on a tangent’ or losing sight of your core objectives?
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Meeting and exceeding customer expectations
Monday, 07 April 2008
With manufacturing plants in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch, the Elldex Packaging Group is one of New Zealand’s largest suppliers of flexible packaging solutions. A wholly owned subsidiary of publicly listed Hellaby Holdings Ltd, the company is a leading Australasian supplier in several markets.
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Flexibility is the key
Monday, 10 March 2008
Boxing On may make Te Rapa, just out of Hamilton, their home, but their customer base reaches much further afield. The three year old company specialises in customised cardboard packaging, both plain and printed, RSC’s and diecuts. They also have a full range of carton sizes and quantities as well as corrugated single face rolls and stock lines for market segments, pizza, meat and cake boxes.
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Packaging a quality service
Monday, 11 February 2008
Pacrite Packaging is a versatile one-stop shop for packaging solutions. The company operates two divisions – a contract packing unit, that offers numerous services for packing a broad range of merchandise for industrial customers and a manufacturing unit that produces packaging material including bags, films, pouches and timber wrap products.
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Custom packaging at its best
Monday, 21 January 2008
What’s the best way to package a pair of cows to be sent overseas? Or for that matter a baby elephant? How about that rare expensive painting that even the slightest moisture could ruin? Or that oddly shaped heavy piece of sensitive equipment big enough to fill half a building (like, say, a printing press)?
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Eco friendly packaging comes at a price
Monday, 05 March 2007
An increasing pressure in the use of packaging is to design and make it to minimise environmental harm, says Nigel Oliver, Auckland consultant operating as Supply Chain Facilitation Ltd.
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