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Kite to deliver fresh approach to packaging
Coventry based Kite Packaging is preparing to provide customers with a fresh approach to packaging at this year’s Online Retailing Expo, by offering visitors free advicefrom its packaging experts.
The Kite team will be attending this year’s show at the Birmingham NEC on the 20th and 21st of March, with the intention of helping prospective customers find the right products and solutions for their online business.
A spokesperson for Kite, which specialises in the supply of packaging products such as cardboard boxes, pallet wrap and tape said: “We are eagerly anticipating this year’s show as we see it as a fantastic opportunity to demonstrate how important the last metre is when it comes to purchasing online – in other words how the item is packaged when it reaches the customer.”
Kite Packaging will also be demonstrating its scalability. Kite caters to a wide range of businesses, from small internet start-ups to some of the biggest online retailers, offering online stock products in bulk in addition to high levels of service and bespoke solutions through its branch network.
The Online Retailing Expo is a specialist event aimed at creating, planning, reviewing or optimising businesses’ online performance, and provides everything you need to deliver increased revenues from your internet retailing business – whatever your budget or aspiration.
In addition to being able to speak to exhibitors who can help to boost your online performance, the show also offers guidance from technical experts in the form of 12 workshops, six conferences, free training opportunities and an innovative TV studio.
Kite will be showcasing their ‘fresh approach to packaging’ on stand B52.
For more information, please visit: www.kitepackaging.co.uk
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