en.Wedoany.com Reported - In agricultural product exports, industry, and mass consumer goods, packaging costs can account for up to 10% of a product's total logistics costs, driving companies to optimize corrugated boxes through engineering design and intelligent structures to reduce freight costs and improve profitability.

The main trend is the development of corrugated boxes using engineering and intelligent structural design, employing precise amounts of fiber to ensure strength during storage and transportation. This approach reduces unnecessary weight and volume, better utilizes container and vehicle space, and thereby lowers freight costs.

Meanwhile, the growth of e-commerce and omnichannel distribution models has raised packaging requirements, as packaging must withstand multiple handling stages in last-mile logistics. The industry has introduced easy-open systems and ready-to-ship solutions to accelerate distribution center operations and reduce losses caused by product damage.

Peruvian company TRUPAL (part of the Gloria Group, focused on packaging solutions) is driving the adoption of these technologies in the local market. Santiago Ruiloba, TRUPAL's Innovation and Development Manager, stated that technical design has become a key tool for enhancing corporate competitiveness. He noted that the packaging of the future is not the heaviest or the strongest, but rather intelligently designed under strict precision parameters. Innovation focuses on developing engineering solutions that optimize spatial volume and withstand the most demanding transportation conditions, directly impacting the profitability of logistics operations.

TRUPAL points out that, thanks to advanced manufacturing and data-driven design, corrugated board has evolved into a high-precision material capable of meeting market demands for greater efficiency, adaptability, and operational performance.