Weird Items Shipped by Amazon

Posted by eSupply Team on 9/3/2014 to News

Hey, we know that when it comes to shipping items, Amazon is the king of the hill with its world-leading e-commerce platform. It e-commerce marketplace is so wildly popular that it is the place to be if you have wares to sell. And the catalog of items is nearly infinite - and we mean, there just might be nothing out there that you can think of that can't or has not been sold on Amazon.

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Bubble Wraps and Packing Peanuts as Recommended Packing Supplies

Posted by Mike on 3/19/2014 to News

Running a home removal and moving services requires the best management skills and the use of the best packing materials and supplies. You don't just schedule the move and make sure that the items and boxes will arrive in time.

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Planning for Profitability

Posted by Mike on 2/7/2014 to News

There are a million different ways that a company can fail, from poorly executed product design to a lack of research into their target market. When you look at the companies out there that create long-term success, you'll find that the one thing they all have in common is that they had all of the details planned out, so they were prepared for any eventualities and had a concrete diagram for how to generate profit.

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Choose The Right Tape For Your Package

Posted by Mike on 2/4/2014 to News

Depending on the type of package you are shipping, you need to choose the right tape to make sure it is secured. Shipping, whether is be through the postal service or private carrier, can be tough on any package so it needs to be closed with the correct tape to ensure a safe delivery.

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How To Save Money On Shipping Supplies

Posted by Mike on 1/23/2014 to News

If you run a nonprofit organization or a large corporation, you will need to mail a lot of donation requests, invoices and other notices. Fortunately, there are ways to save money on the things that you mail each day. What are some of the ways that you can ship items for less?

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Mailing Presents: Prevent Tears With Bubble Wrap

Posted by Mike on 1/21/2014 to News

Mail delivery personnel move thousands of packages every day, and none think that your package full of wrapped gifts is special. Instead of relying on luck, take the extra time to package your presents so they arrive looking festive without any rips or tears. Bubble wrap and foam-based materials are a favorite of professional shippers for the cushioning they provide. They also prevent tears in wrapping paper. Unlike newspaper, which can leave ink smudges on your careful wrapping job, bubble wrap is safe for nearly all surfaces.

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Getting the Most Out of Your Packaging Materials

Posted by Mike on 1/6/2014 to News

Packaging materials come in a large variety. This variety can be very overwhelming when you are trying to figure out how to keep your shipment in one piece! From wraps, to fillers, the best products will help you keep everything protected, and last a long time as well. Getting the most out of these things can prevent lots of stress and financial burdens.

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Choosing the Right Stretch Film

Posted by Mike on 12/26/2013 to News

All film is not created equal, and if you need to ship pallets of your product to retail locations or distribution centers, using the right film can go a long way toward preventing breakage or container damage, as well as maintaining the integrity of the load. If you are relatively new to the shipping and receiving end of your business. this post will likely provide you with some useful reference material to help you determine which stretch film will afford you the best protection for your merchandise.

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Shipping Through Time

Posted by Mike on 9/18/2013 to News

Shipping and transport is a method of moving objects from a source to a specified location. Such objects can include tools, clothing, animals, foodstuffs, weapons, mail and other perishable and nonperishable items. The method or mode of transporting items has always been technology-based, beginning in prehistory when the only mode of travel was walking or running, until today with the advent of priority air carrier shipping services like FedEx. The examination of shipping throughout history is reflection on how far mankind has come in quickly getting his valuables from one place to another.

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