Shelf ready packaging does two jobs. It protects product through the supply chain, then opens in one motion to become the display the product is sold from. Retailers specify it because it cuts replenishment time; brands specify it because it puts their print on the shelf edge.
Formats we manufacture
- Tear-away cases where a perforated section of the outer removes to expose product.
- Tray-and-hood packs that ship as a closed unit and merchandise as an open tray.
- Open-front trays for canned, jarred and boxed goods.
All are designed by our CAD team around the case count, the shelf footprint and the opening method the retailer expects, and sampled on our digital flatbed before tooling.
Designed for the store
The details that make SRP work are structural: perforations that tear cleanly without damaging product, a front lip low enough to shop from, and a base strong enough to stack in the back of store. We engineer each of those into the blank, then hold the specification on every repeat run.
Print and board
E and B flute give a good print surface and the strength SRP needs on shelf. Up to two-colour flexographic print with Pantone matching covers brand colours and shelf-edge messaging, using water-based inks.
