How DCG Helps You To Achieve Zero Packaging Inventory Costs

Manufacturers and ecommerce business have a regular demand for packaging materials in order to ensure delay-free delivery of the products to the customer. In such cases, buying the required packaging materials in bulk might appear to be a feasible solution. But this only contributes towards increasing inventory costs and increases stock management requirements. In this situation, you are losing money despite getting your packaging materials at really affordable prices. Is this a profitable scenario? Absolutely NOT!

DCGPAC has always been helping its customers with their packaging requirements by offering timely dispatch of products in the desired quantity so that they are able to achieve zero packaging inventory costs. Yes, this is possible and it has enabled businesses to save up considerably on their overall investments. By optimizing your order quantity and scheduling the delivery of the required materials, it is possible to gain from the minimization of stock maintenance / inventory costs, and by availing the benefit of periodic offers / discounts.

How does DCGPAC help you to achieve zero inventory costs (for packaging)? DCGPAC has its own warehouse where it has a massive collection of packaging materials, packing supplies, office stationery and much more. The presence of a warehouse enables the company to maintain a stock of the required products and dispatch them as per requirement. As a business, you can provide your entire requirement (quantity of products, product type, etc) and share the delivery schedule as per your preference. The company will dispatch the products as per the schedule to ensure that you get your requirements on time. 

This is a major benefit for manufacturers and businesses alike because they won’t be required to manage stocks at their own premises, which results in direct cost savings for the inventory and for the storage space that would have been required. A periodic delivery system is also beneficial for monitoring the demand and adjusting the order quantity in keeping with the demand. Many businesses have benefited from this arrangement and it is suggested that this approach be selected if a continuous need for packaging materials exists.