WEBINAR: North American e-commerce and the paper packaging factor

Here's how North American procurement professionals and packaging producers are reacting to the rise of e-commerce

Doorstep delivery has become a lifeline for the consumer and an economic driver for brands, resulting in packaging becoming a key part of a consumer’s brand perception.

Hear how box producers and retail businesses are reacting to the rise of e-commerce in North America and around the globe, all while considering the unique brand, cost and risk considerations that come with shipping direct-to-consumer.

Taken place on Jan 26, 2021, the webinar includes a 40 minute panel discussion covering:

  • Influence of consumer demand on packaging decisions
  • The role packaging plays in brand
  • The unique cost considerations in an e-commerce packaging
  • Sustainability trends
  • Mitigating risk or creating strategic advantage: Anticipating packaging market dynamics in the supply chain

Plus, a 10 minute containerboard market review by Fastmarkets RISI economist, Derek Mahlburg the Director of North American Graphic Paper & Packaging.

Case Study

Learn how to monitor packaging prices using cost and price indices and understand the underlying cost drivers, from material cost to labor, energy and more. Examples include cartonboard, liquid container and paper bag.

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