For Packaging our standard applies without exception: we vet the source, manage transport and papers, and deliver when agreed.
Cartons, stretch films, adhesive tapes, mailing bags: packaging material is a classic volume business. We source in quantities that add up — directly from the works.
On request with your print: printed cartons and bags from economical minimum quantities.
What counts as Packaging?
Packaging in the trading sense: cardboard boxes, stretch and shrink films, adhesive tapes, mailing bags, void fill and printed packaging — transport and shipping packaging for industry, retail and e-commerce. Primary packaging to customer specification is possible on request.
How we deliver.
Quantities & units
Volume business: economical from a full pallet, printed items from a minimum run — both stated in the offer.
Quality & samples
Samples before ordering, certificates and test reports depending on goods type — documented and traceable.
Incoterms & delivery
Delivery as agreed — from EXW to DDP, including customs clearance and delivery in Switzerland.
Offer & lead time
First response as soon as possible on working days, followed by a binding offer with price and lead time.
Sourcing regions
Cardboard and films are sourced directly from factories in Europe, where volume and transit time add up; printed bags and mailers in larger runs also from Asia. Artwork, material thickness and minimum runs are clarified before the offer.
Reference values — binding terms per enquiry. Minimum quantities vary by goods and origin.
Who sources Packaging from us.
Catering & Hospitality
Food, drinks, catering supplies and packaging — one supplier for the whole kitchen.
See industry →02Bakery & Confectionery
Raw materials and semi-finished products, packaging and shelf-stable food — sourced to specification.
See industry →03Institutional Catering
Food, drinks, hygiene and packaging — volume supply for canteens and care facilities.
See industry →04Catering & Events
Catering supplies, drinks, food and packaging — supply for predictable peaks.
See industry →Packaging — answers.
What minimum quantities apply to Packaging?
That depends on article and origin — usually from a single pallet, economically optimal from a full container. We give you the minimum quantity with the offer.
How quickly do I receive an offer for Packaging?
A first assessment as soon as possible on working days — the binding offer follows once quantity, quality and destination are defined.
Can I receive samples before ordering?
Yes — with Packaging we work with sampling as standard, before the main quantity is ordered.
Who handles customs and import duties for Packaging?
Depending on the Incoterm, we do or you do. With DDP we take over customs clearance and import duties in full and deliver duty paid — you only provide the goods and the delivery address.
How long does delivery of Packaging to Switzerland take?
From Europe usually a few days; from overseas several weeks by sea freight depending on the route. We state the binding transit time with the offer — including pre- and on-carriage to your warehouse.