Between 2014 and 2023, China’s share of global plastic materials production grew from 26 percent to 39 percent. Sourcing packaging supplies from China offers significant benefits, including cost-effectiveness due to lower production costs, a vast array of suppliers providing diverse packaging options, and streamlined manufacturing processes. China’s established infrastructure and expertise in mass production ensure competitive pricing and high-quality products. Additionally, the country’s extensive logistics network facilitates efficient shipping, reducing lead times. Access to a wide range of materials and customization options further enhances flexibility for tailored packaging solutions. Despite challenges, such as language barriers and quality control, the cost advantages and extensive options make China a preferred destination for businesses seeking affordable and diverse packaging supplies.
Sourcing Packaging Supplies from China
Here are some common types of packaging products that we have sourced for our clients during the past years:
Boxes |
| Boxes come in various sizes, shapes, and materials, such as cardboard, corrugated, or plastic. They are one of the most fundamental packaging supplies for shipping and storage. |
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Bubble Wrap |
| Bubble wrap is a protective packaging material with air-filled bubbles that cushion and protect fragile items during shipping. |
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Packing Peanuts |
| Packing peanuts, or foam peanuts, are lightweight, cushioning materials that help fill empty spaces in boxes to prevent items from shifting during transit. |
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Packing Tapes and Adhesives |
| Packaging tape, such as clear or brown tape, is used to seal boxes and secure the contents. It comes in different adhesive strengths and widths. |
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Strapping and Stretch Film |
| Strapping materials, like polypropylene or steel straps, are used to secure bundles of items or reinforce box edges. Stretch film, or pallet wrap, is used to secure palletized loads. |
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Cushioning Materials |
| Besides bubble wrap and packing peanuts, cushioning materials can include foam sheets, air pillows, and foam rolls to protect fragile or delicate items. |
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Protective Envelopes |
| These are padded envelopes or mailers designed to protect small, fragile items during shipping. |
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Labels and Tags |
| Labels are used to mark packages with shipping information and handling instructions, while tags can be used for branding or additional information. |
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Corrugated Sheets and Pads |
| These provide additional protection and reinforcement within boxes, helping to separate and cushion items. |
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Edge and Corner Protectors |
| These protect vulnerable edges and corners of items during shipping and stacking. |
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Tie-downs and Straps |
| Used for securing larger or irregularly shaped items during transit, often in conjunction with pallets. |
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Dunnage Bags |
| Inflatable bags placed within cargo shipments to fill voids and prevent items from shifting during transportation. |
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Tamper-Evident Seals |
| Security seals and labels that indicate if a package has been tampered with or opened. |
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Shipping Labels and Packing Slips |
| These documents provide shipping and order information for the package and may include return labels or instructions. |
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Keep in mind that the list is not exhaustive, as the packaging industry is diverse and continues to evolve. Feel free to contact us, if the product you want to source is not in the above list.