With five manufacturing facilities, Oliver provides customers flexibility, reliability, expertise, and people-first customer service for all their folding carton needs.
Whether you utilize sustainably sourced timber or tree-free alternatives, there are several paperboard options available for folding cartons, including coated, uncoated, recycled, and unrecycled paperboard.
From foil stamping and specialty coatings to debossing and embossing, custom boxes have abundant options for decorative effects, helping you generate greater brand affinity.
Primary packaging separates your product from the consumer, while secondary packaging secures various components and/or units. Both play key roles in protecting and promoting your brand
While there isn’t a straightforward answer to whether folding cartons or plastic containers are more sustainable, embracing these sustainable packaging principles (and consulting an experienced packaging partner) can help you find the solution that’s right for your brand.
Embossing or debossing your folding cartons can help your brand communicate excellence and elegance, reflect greater value, stand out on the shelf, and demonstrate a higher level of quality.
In short, you can recycle cartons, with certain considerations. Some communities without a materials recovery facility may not accept cartons. Also, any foil lining should be kept to less than 40% coverage, in order to be properly sorted.
Right-size packaging utilizes the ideal amount of material for products without sacrificing branding elements or quality. In implementing right-size packaging, brands support sustainability efforts, save money, and appeal to consumers.
Hot foil stamping requires a custom die, heat, and pressure to apply foil to your folding cartons and/or printed materials, while cold foil relies on UV light. Both techniques add eye-catching luxury elements that will help you attract customers.
