We are thrilled to announce that Bridge Johnson has been officially accredited as a Living Wage Employer. This

In the bustling world of food and beverage production, the implementation of effective packaging solutions is an ongoing journey, not just a one-time event.

In the competitive world of food and beverage packaging, efficiency and innovation are key. However, resistance to change within project teams can significantly slow down progress for packaging optimisation projects, affecting overall productivity and delaying market readiness.

In the bustling world of the food and beverage industry, efficiency, cost reduction, and sustainability are more than

Stretch film is a crucial component of the modern supply chain, serving to protect and secure goods during

Sustainability in the food and beverage industry has undergone a remarkable evolution. Five years ago, it was often

In our latest blog we break down the Six simple steps you can take to ensure security and efficiency when hand wrapping a pallet. Do you bit in getting your goods to their destination safely with our handy guide.

Here at Bridge Johnson, we know how important load stability is to get your goods from A to B. Nobody likes dealing with wasted or broken goods, and with all the work that goes into a dispatch operation, it’s no surprise that less than perfect results aren’t ideal. So in this week’s blog, we’re giving you our top tips for how to load a pallet safely and securely.

We offer several sustainable solutions that serve as an alternative to single-use plastic pallet wrap. Two of our most popular options are Surge Film and EcoStretch, but which one comes out on top as the most eco-friendly packaging solution?

If your operation is wrapping pallets, you will probably have wondered whether you can reduce plastics. You may have even thought about whether it’s possible, given that pallet wrap is, let’s face it, very unexciting and heavy on virgin plastic use.

The good news is that you can – and significantly! To give you an idea: our clients reduce their plastics by 43% after a pallet wrap optimisation audit. If you like the sound of that, then read on to find out how.