Services / Contract packing

Extra packing capacity, built around the job.

Planned packing, assembly and kitting runs for businesses that need reliable output without adding permanent overhead.

Structured work, clear requirements

We support ongoing contract packing and individual projects. Work may include bagging, repacking, product assembly, kitting, inspection, component packing, multipacks, promotional or point-of-sale packs, reboxing, product preparation, storage and onward despatch.

Plan Volumes and materials
Set up Workflow and checks
Deliver Pack and despatch

Packaging knowledge matters

Because Severn understands machinery and materials as well as labour, we assess unboxing, handling, inspection, assembly, packing, labelling, quality checks, reboxing, palletisation and despatch—not simply the final packing action.

How we quote

Initial pricing can be based on clear supplied information. Where the method or handling time is uncertain, we may request samples and carry out a time study before confirming the quotation.

Discuss a packing run
SERVICE SCOPE

Defined packing work from supplied inputs to finished output.

Suitable for manufacturers, distributors and product businesses requiring project, peak, repeat-run or ongoing packing capacity.

Service scope

  • Goods receipt, inspection and preparation
  • Counting, collation and assembly
  • Bagging, wrapping, boxing and labelling
  • Quality checks and repacking
  • Pallet, trade or parcel preparation

Typical workflow

  1. Review product, volume and finished state
  2. Establish method and materials
  3. Trial where handling time is uncertain
  4. Receive, process and check stock
  5. Release to storage or despatch

Quality and suitability

  • Approved sample or finished specification
  • Component, count, label and presentation checks
  • Exceptions isolated and reported
  • Products must be sufficiently defined to establish a repeatable method

Quotation requirements

  • Product information and samples
  • Quantities, frequency and target dates
  • Materials and customer-supplied items
  • Finished presentation and checking rules

Define the packing run.

Share the product, inputs, quantities, frequency, finished specification, quality checks and onward route.

Discuss Contract Packing