Food & Beverage
The challenge
Heavy, top-loaded cases and shrink packs that must arrive upright, clean and undamaged.
Bottled drinks, canned goods and packaged food are heavy for their size and often stacked high, so the pallet load must resist both sideways movement and crushing. Stretch film holds the layers together, edge boards add stacking strength at the corners, and strap ties the layers down: PP for lighter loads, PET for heavy ones. These are transit (outer) packaging materials, not food-contact packaging.
What we recommend
Solution 1
Load stability
Stretch film and a pallet wrapper keep layers of cases together through handling and transport.
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Solution 2
Corner strength
Edge boards on the four corners help a pallet resist crushing when it is stacked or strapped.
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Solution 3
Pallets and carton sealing
Pallets as the base for every load, and OPP tape to close outer cartons.
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Common questions
Are these materials food-safe?
Stretch film, strapping, edge boards and tape here are used on the outside of cases and pallets, not in contact with food. If you need food-contact packaging or a specific declaration, ask our sales team before ordering.
Why do edge boards help with stacking?
Cartons carry most of their load at the corners. Vertical edge boards add strength exactly there and spread the pressure from strapping or the pallet above.
