As a Vancouver box manufacturer, the team at Racer Boxes understands there is something incredibly satisfying about unboxing a product. In fact, YouTube is full of videos dedicated just to this experience. And subscription model companies hinge their business model on this experience. So, how is possible to elevate the art of unboxing? Basically, engaging…
As a wholesale box manufacturer in Vancouver, the team at Racer Boxes understands the kinds of problems companies face when it comes to logistics. To accommodate customers shipping goods of unusual shapes or sizes, Racer Boxes can manufacture custom sizes at wholesale prices. With so many manufacturers offering standard box sizes exclusively, many businesses are…
Earth Day wasn’t that long ago. As a box manufacturer, we have to consider the impact we have on the environment. Many people love to hate packaging, but good packaging is actually is one of the most underrated tools for reducing waste. It makes sense when you think about it. If your packaging is snug,…
The SubCom Model, Old & New We sell a lot of wholesale custom mailers to businesses across the Vancouver lower-mainland, so the subscription model isn’t new to us. And for those of us old enough to remember Columbia House Record Club, the subscription business model doesn’t seem like a new model or a new innovation. But it actually has become a new phenomenon…
This series of posts for small businesses in Vancouver BC, our Box Manufacturing company in Richmond BC provides responses on important questions for startups and small businesses in eCommerce that rely on shipping boxes or wholesale cardboard mailers in one form or another. This post concerns the types of boxes and the boxes sizes that are recommended to…
“Transmogrifing” Cardboard for Creative Ideas The plain brown exterior of a standard cardboard boxes (or stock cartons) is often misunderstood as a boring object. A cardboard box is at best valued for its purpose and function, which is obviously a superior choice for delivery or packaging needs. However, we often neglect the simple potential of a cardboard…