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AROMAGLUT success story
Stackable corrugated cardboard packaging for natural, high-quality products
Natural products with high-quality standards place special demands on product protection, design, and logistics that align with their product philosophy. However, this packaging must still “meet” the logistical requirements for transportation and storage.
The startup AROMAGLUT offers connoisseurs an unparalleled taste experience with its high-quality barbecue wood made from old grapevines. Sales are conducted through the company’s own online store and select distribution partners. These partners receive the packaged grapevines on pallets; each package has a net weight of 5.6 kg, and each pallet holds 78 cartons.
Our solution to this dual challenge of a high-quality product and complex logistics: a sturdy, stackable shipping carton made of corrugated cardboard, whose high-quality yet elegant design whets the appetite for the contents—and perfectly aligns with Aromaglut’s corporate and product philosophy.
Stackable shipping boxes made of corrugated cardboard
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1 #Customer request- Shipping box without separate plastic packaging components
- Reliable product protection
- Attractive print image that matches the high quality standards
- Packaging that conveys value and sustainability and conveys the product's natural appeal
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2 #Our solution- Stackable carton with special dimensions based on the size of wine cartons
- Boxes are delivered folded and can be opened quickly thanks to an ingenious patent
- Sophisticated printing in five colours plus varnish
- Corrugated cardboard construction – no additional filler material required
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3 #Customer benefit- Safe transport, high product protection, easy handling for sales and end customers
- A combination of high-quality aesthetics, product protection, and efficient design
- High advertising impact - packaging blends in perfectly with a stylish sales ambience
I first became aware of Klingele through the Wellbag: the concept of a custom-printed carrier bag made of corrugated cardboard as an alternative to plastic bags.
Friederike Heyne, founder of AROMAGLUT
