Industry

Corrugated Packaging for Chemical Manufacturers

Robust, compliant corrugated for chemical, fertiliser and specialty ingredient producers. RightBox supplies and manages corrugated packaging for organisations where packaging is operationally critical.

43Partner sites
15Countries supplied
2m+Boxes a year

Trusted by

  • Yara
  • YO!
  • Baileys
  • dsm-firmenich
  • Lidl
  • Mitsubishi Chemical
  • Berry
  • hummel
The challenge

What makes chemicals and agrochemicals packaging demanding.

  • Heavy, dense and hazardous products
  • Dangerous-goods packaging requirements
  • Consistency across international production sites
Our approach

How RightBox helps.

  • Heavy-duty double and triple-wall constructions
  • Packaging specified to dangerous-goods requirements where needed
  • Harmonised specifications across countries
Sector considerations

What to plan for.

01

Dangerous goods may require UN-certified packaging tested for the specific product and pack

02

Dense products put high compression loads on bottom layers

03

Harmonised specifications help multi-country producers stay consistent

04

Moisture resistance matters for outdoor storage and export

Questions

Frequently asked questions

What corrugated packaging do chemicals and agrochemicals businesses use?

Common formats include FEFCO 0201 (double wall transit cases for bags, bottles and drums); FEFCO 0203 (full overlap cases for heavy, dense products); FEFCO 0306 (lid-and-base formats for bulk and export loads). The right choice depends on the product, packing process and distribution route.

Does RightBox manufacture the packaging?

No. RightBox manages supply through a network of 43 verified partner manufacturing sites in 7 countries, selecting the right partner for each specification.

Can you supply multiple sites?

Yes. RightBox works with organisations that operate multiple sites and countries, with harmonised specifications and one point of accountability.

Next step

Let’s talk about your packaging.

Tell us about your sites, volumes and current suppliers. A specialist will review your requirements and arrange an initial conversation.