Springpack over the years… and my role in it

Springpack's customer experience executive Amy Francis looks back on a decade with the leading eco-packaging firm Joining Springpack in the summer of 2012, I was new to the workplace, having finished college, and was keen to make my mark in the working world. With 2012 being a decade ago, this seems a fitting milestone to share how far Springpack has come. A brief overview of the history of...

Springpack trials sustainable e-bike deliveries

In a quest to reduce their carbon emissions even further, the Springpack team (Chris Clarke, Roshan Francis and Amy Francis) got their helmets on and have been trialling sustainable deliveries on the Raleigh E-cargo trike throughout August. Springpack partnered with Raleigh bikes, one of its customers, to get the trike branded up and loaned to the company, so the team could trial using it for...

Springpack to demonstrate latest eco-friendly products at leading logistics show

Leading eco-friendly packaging company Springpack has announced that it will be exhibiting at the IntraLogisteX Show next month. Representatives will be on Stand 310 at the event on March 29-30 at the Coventry Building Society Arena, showing off some of the company’s latest eco-friendly void filling solutions. They will be demonstrating two products perfect for fulfilment and...

Are you ready for the UK Plastic Packaging Tax?

The Plastic Packaging Tax is due to be introduced on April 1, 2022, and the tax applies to all plastic packaging produced within the UK. Don’t forget - it also applies to imported plastic packaging too. Here at Springpack, we’ve been working with our customers on their plastic usage, and switching to more eco-friendly packaging solutions, but now is the time to make sure you’re ready for the...

The Midlands is at the forefront of innovation – is your business missing out on R&D tax credits?

The Midlands is an ever-growing powerhouse of manufacturing and advanced engineering. Home to manufacturing trailblazers; the creation of HS2 has required the best of the region’s skilled workers to come together and innovate. In fact, 20% of the UK’s manufacturing output comes from the region, from the likes of world-leaders such as National Grid, JCB and Jaguar Land Rover. The West Midlands...