Container & Packaging Supply, Inc.

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In order to do our part to keep landfills as ecologically friendly as possible, we often order misprinted corrugated boxes from a local box manufacturer. These boxes would end up in landfills without ever being used, so we buy these boxes to ensure they are used at least once before being disposed of. In a small way, this helps keep landfills from filling up as quickly. Use of these packages also help keep the cost of shipping and handling down, allowing us to pass these savings on to our customers.

Sauce/Syrup Bottles Glass bottles with long slender necks are ideal for sauce and syrup applications. When considering a container for your product, there are a few things that you should consider ... the main rule being, wide mouths are for more viscous products. Narrow mouths for less viscous. Imagine trying to pour soy sauce out of a mason jar! A narrow and longer, more slender neck would be better for this application.

Plastic Tubes Our plastic tubes represent a number of different shapes and styles. Some of our tubes are rigid, others are squeezy. Some are matte, and others glossy. Some have flip caps and others have a twisty thing (technical term? yes) that allows you to dispense product. Depending on your product, we've got a container that can package it.

Kayla Holman, CPS Blog Writer I’m a writer at heart who got swept up in an intriguing industry. I learned the ropes of CPS products along with budding packagers through our customer support call center. Then I gained insight into why people love to do business with us while working with clients in Sales Support. Now I get to write about what I've learned. Life is good.

Plastic scoops and spoons are great for just about any occasion. You can load them up with dry goods or liquid. Use them to measure out your product exactly. And they make great hats for your doll collection. If you need to measure out your product, scoops are a must.

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