How to Reduce Shipping Risk

How to Reduce Shipping Risk

When you’re operating a globally active business with customers spread across multiple continents, shipping is bound to form a significant part of your supply chain.

In this case, you’ll want to mitigate the many risks associated with sea freight, allowing your business to get on with what it knows best – its products.

While you manage your products and supply chain, Blu Print can take care of commercial printing, labelling and courier bags.

As a global business ourselves, the Blu Print team has a wealth of experience navigating the global supply chain and the risks associated with international shipping. You can trust us to offer the best advice, products and services to connect fellow Australian businesses to the world.

 First, What Are the Risks?

Leading digital freight forwarder, DFreight, has outlined six significant shipping risks.

Economical risks include variations in demand, capacity, fuel prices, and rates.

Political risks include international sanctions such as those imposed on Russia during its invasion of Ukraine.

Environmental risks include pollution and emission levels from a given vessel, as well as inclement weather, which can halt transportation.

Similar to political risks, geopolitical risks occur when the tension between states prevents the movement of goods through a certain region.

Operational risks include accidents that delay a vessel or the maintenance procedures which are relied upon for safe travel.

Finally, financial risks include interest rates and currency fluctuations which may cause shipping to become infeasible or too expensive.

How to Manage These Risks

No matter how big your business is, it is vital that you take these shipping risks seriously.

This begins when you choose your shipping company and perform your due diligence. A reputable shipping company should have a good reputation with flexible services and capable data collection technology.

Ensure that they have ample capacity to cater to your business as it grows and that their network is diverse enough to manage widespread disruption.

The next step to reducing shipping risk is to perfect your packaging. While Blu Print can’t provide lengthy advice on choosing a shipping company, we can talk all day about packaging.

By matching items with suitable packaging, you not only remove the risk of goods being damaged in transit, but you also improve delivery efficiency.

Oversized packaging can reduce the capacity of any vehicle and slow your dispatch rates. This of course will cause delays for customers and hurt your reputation.

Our Enviro 80 eCom satchels are a great option for apparel, sturdy electronics, stationary, beauty products and much more. Their lightweight design allows more to fit in a smaller space than something like a cardboard box would. If you want to reduce the risk of delays while improving your dispatch output, consider the benefits of soft-shell courier bags and satchels.

One of the best ways to mitigate economical shipping risks is to make use of IoT and tracking technology. These tools can collect shipping data for analysis so that you can detect the weak spots in your supply chain.

Once the data is digested, you can quickly and effectively go about fixing the holes and reducing the risk of parcels being lost or delayed.

Get in Touch with Blu Print

If you have any questions about the above or want to discuss any points of interest, our team is always up for a chat. We built our business from the ground up and want to help similar businesses do the same.

Contact us today about all your packaging needs and we can discuss how to improve your shipping practices too.

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The Benefits of Custom-printed Parcels

The Benefits of Custom-printed Parcels

When it comes to packaging your products for delivery, you might think of satchels or boxes with little to no design on them.

But it doesn’t have to be this way!

Custom printing allows you to customise your parcel options to reflect your brand and wow the customer. And the best part is that there are multiple ways you can custom print your parcels.

Whether it’s through branded sustainable packaging, bespoke courier bags or customised labels, you’re truly spoiled for choice. There are also some great benefits you can reap when you add a bit of branded flair to your parcels – and we’re going to cover these benefits and more in this blog!

Brand Awareness

Growing your brand awareness is one of the great advantages of having custom-printed parcels. When your logo and brand is splashed across a box or satchel, it can help build brand recognition for your existing and potential customers. If your branded package stands out, then your customers are likely to share it on social media with their followers or to their friends through word-of-mouth.

In addition, people are likely to reuse cardboard boxes for day-to-day tasks. And if your box is branded and other people see it, they might enquire about the brand on the box and do their own research.

Professional Appearance

Having a printed parcel, be it box or satchel, is a great way to show your professionalism while staying on brand. By making your parcels look more legitimate, your customers are more likely to trust your brand and feel comfortable ordering from you again.

By extension, the first impression of your brand counts, and this applies to your packaging. By ensuring your parcels are secure and tight, your customers are more likely to trust that you care about your product and their happiness. This attention to detail can go a long way, as customers who know their order will be packaged safely will buy from you time and again.

Sizing to Suit Your Product

One of the great things about custom printing and packaging is that you can customise the size of the parcel to suit the product you’re shipping. This is especially advantageous when your product doesn’t conform to conventional packaging sizes.

Custom-sized boxes and satchels also help reduce the likelihood of damaged products. And when the customer receives a damaged product, they’ll return it back to you or make a complaint about their experience. This can be damaging for your brand, especially if the reviews are shared and re-shared across social media. But you can reduce this risk by investing in customised packaging – it’s as simple as that!

You can also save money by having boxes or satchels tailored to your product, rather than investing boxes that aren’t the right size for your products. Another great thing about custom packaging is that you can buy in bulk, so if you’ve got a best-selling product then you’ll have an abundance of packaging to support order volume.

 Add some Branded Flair to Your Parcel with Blu Print

Here at Blu Print, we pride ourselves on providing a number of custom-printed parcels to suit brands across numerous industries – all with a focus on eco-friendly products!

So, whether you’re a new business looking for a reliable packaging partner or an established business looking to shake things up, then we’ve got you covered.

Get in touch with our team and discover our range today!

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Which Type of Packaging is Suitable for Your Business?

Which Type of Packaging is Suitable for Your Business?

When it comes to packaging products for your business, no two approaches are the same. There are several factors you should consider before investing valuable time and money into your packaging materials.

Naturally, the type of product you sell will influence the packaging materials. For instance, if you sell items that are on the smaller side, then there’s no use investing in bulky boxes.

From sustainable packaging to printing, the Blu Print team are experts on all things packaging. So it’s with great pleasure that we guide you through the different types of packaging in order to find what best suits your business needs.

Boxes 

Cardboard boxes are the obvious choice for most businesses when it comes to packaging. And it’s with good reason – they’re sturdy, cost-effective and come in a plethora of sizes.

Cardboard boxes are made from layers of paper that have been glued together, which helps bolster the box’s strength and provides some padding.

But did you know that there are different types of boxes you can use for your packaging?

A slotted box is a standard box that has many uses. But due to the slots that keep the box structurally sound, this type of cardboard box is best suited for lighter items or items that don’t require much protection. On the flip side, boxes with a full overlap are great for fragile or heavier items. This is due to the flaps that cover the opening of the box, which make this box well-secured and covered.

Other great types of boxes are roll-end front-lock or tuck-top boxes. These boxes feature small flaps that slide into the front or have a small flap that tucks into the top of the box. One of the great things about these boxes is that they’re great for small businesses that want to focus on eco-friendly packaging. These boxes can come in a range of sizes, so you’ll be sure to find one that suits your products.

While this collection of boxes is versatile, you would still have to use tape to secure them fully.

Padded mailers

If you sell small, delicate products, then padded mailers should be your go-to. This type of packaging is a bag or envelope with padding lining the inside of the package.

Padded mailers can be made from recycled or compostable materials, which are perfect for those looking to ensure their packaging and delivery is sustainable.

If you want to brand your padded mailers, you may have to pay slightly more for this type of packaging. Otherwise, padded mailers are a cost-effective packaging option, as it’s bubble wrap and an envelope all in one!

Satchels

If a box is too bulky for your product, then a satchel is the way to go. Here at Blu Print, our eCom satchels are made from 80% recycled plastic, making them a durable option for your business while reducing waste.

Satchels are a lightweight and easy-to-store packaging solution, so they won’t take up much space in your facility. They’re also self-sealing, which means you can save money on tape and other securing means.

You can customise your satchels as you see fit. And given the different sizes available, they’re a versatile option for lightweight and soft goods.

Blu Print’s Got You Covered

No matter if you’re a startup investigating your packing options or an established business looking for something new, the team at Blu Print has your back.

With a range of services available, including enviro satchels and sustainable labelling, we can provide a tailored packaging solution for you.Get in touch with our team today!

3 Promising eCommerce Markets in 2023

3 Promising eCommerce Markets in 2023

3 Promising eCommerce Markets in 2023

As a homegrown Australian business, Blu Print knows the time and effort that goes into building a business in eCommerce or otherwise.

You perfect the product, build an audience, design some sustainable packaging, and secure a reliable supply chain from depot to delivery.

After all of these steps, you would hope that your chosen industry is looking to buy and your products will sell well into the future.

While this isn’t always the case and it’s sometimes difficult to forecast, we’ve developed a list of the most promising markets for eCommerce success.

Using this information and Blu Print’s services in packaging, printing, and personalised labels, you should have the tools to target your business towards the right markets and the right audiences.

If you need any further advice, or to learn more about our Enviro 80 eCommerce satchels, get in touch today.

Top Markets by Country

It’s becoming more well-known that the international eCommerce market is now a powerhouse in global sales, but do you know which countries are spending the most online?

Consider these top three countries as you target your next campaign and secure your supply chain en route to these demanding destinations.

China

Not only does China have the greatest share of eCommerce sales, due to its central location and therefore cheaper production costs, but it also has the highest number of digital buyers too.

The country’s total retail eCommerce sales reached almost US$2.9 trillion in 2022, representing more than 45% of its total retail sales.

This figure is expected to exceed US$4 trillion by 2027, as the country’s economic growth continues into the foreseeable future.

As mentioned above, the country also has a record number of digital buyers – 842 million as of December 2021.

If your business is suited to the Asia-Pacific region, you will absolutely want to tailor some portion of your marketing and product range to China.

The United States

A distant second while still maintaining a staggering value, the United States reached more than US$900 billion worth of retail eCommerce revenue in 2022 – less than one-third of China.

This was largely thanks in part to eCommerce behemoth, Amazon.com, which made a whopping sales revenue of over US$500 billion in 2022.

The United States is spoilt for choice when it comes to fashion, beauty or entertainment products, however, so you’ll need a significant point of difference to crack this market.

United Kingdom

Taking a break from comparing companies based on raw eCommerce sales and buyers, we turn our attention to the United Kingdom.

This research tells us that the UK tops the list for total eCommerce spend per capita at $4,201.

Leading second-placed United States by more than $750 per capita, the UK loves spending its money on Amazon (thanks America), eBay and online retailer ASOS.

The UK’s online retail space made up 4.8% of its total retail sales in 2021, an increase of over 20% on the year before.

Any Australian business targeting the UK for sales growth is sure to earn their keep with some savvy marketing and the right commercial printing products from Blu Print.

Contact Blu Print

The world of eCommerce is always changing, as we can see from the growth in some regions, and it’s bound to keep evolving.

If you’re getting lost in the depths of information on how to succeed in eCommerce, get in touch with Blu Print and we’ll support you with all your packaging printing and labelling needs.

That will be one step closer to delivering for your customers, and one step towards global eCommerce success.

How to Perfect Your Packaging for eCommerce

How to Perfect Your Packaging for eCommerce

How to Perfect Your Packaging for eCommerce



If you look at product packaging and see a simple vessel for carrying products from depot to doorstop, you’re looking at it all wrong.

Besides the 17 times they checked the tracking code in anticipation, retail packaging is your company’s first opportunity to interact with a customer since they clicked “buy” at your online store.

Whether it’s covered in styrofoam or made from a material that’s more sustainable packaging is your way of saying “hello and thanks for choosing my brand.”

So, don’t leave that canvas blank! Get creative, continue the conversation, wow your customer and inspire them to repeat the process.

With Blu Print’s custom commercial printing and personalised labels, your next delivery can look however you want it to.

Types of Packaging

Not all packaging was created equal and your product won’t suit every package, so it pays to know what’s available to you.

The difference between choosing the right or wrong packaging can include fewer damaged goods, more efficient vehicle packing, and therefore reduced delivery costs.

Consider your product dimensions and quality as you choose from these options below:

 Cardboard boxes

Available in all sorts of shapes and sizes, cardboard is a popular packaging because it’s cheap, lightweight and there’s a box to suit your product.

Cardboard’s downfall comes when you consider packing products like apparel or fragile goods – the latter of which will require additional packaging for protection.

 Soft satchels

This is an area where Blu Print has made a name for itself, as we have developed our Enviro 80 eCommerce satchels for a range of widely-recognised retailers across Australia.

These flexible, eco-friendly packaging products are easy to produce and Blu Print sells them at a fraction of the cost of Australia’s leading postal service.

They’re well suited to non-fragile products and far more satchels can fit into one delivery van than a pile of cardboard boxes.

 Making Your Parcel Sparkle

It doesn’t literally need glitz and glam if that’s not your style or not what your customers need.

All that a good package needs to do is deliver the product, be visually appealing, represent your brand, and start a conversation.

This can be done using all kinds of elements both inside and on the outside of the parcel.

Custom-printed branding

Blu Print loves to receive all kinds of designs from clients to adorn its eCommerce postal satchels – from simple logos to funky slogans and imagery, the choice is yours.

Bright colours always make an impression on the customer, but make sure that they represent your brand’s aesthetic.

A good conversation starter might be a question about what they’ll buy next, or a QR code to revisit your store.

What’s in the box?

Once the customer rips open the packaging (after carefully considering the outside, of course), they’ll behold their long awaited product.

Sitting atop that product could be a hand-written card, thanking them for their purchase.

This personalised touch is just what some customers need to feel appreciated and encouraged to buy again.

If cute notes aren’t your style, consider including a coupon for a discount next time they shop with you. Just 10% off could be all they need to return and spend even more.

Contact Blu Print

Nailing your packaging is a fine art, but it’s a crucial part of the eCommerce experience.

Where bricks-and-mortar stores have their shopfront and shelving designs, you have your website and packaging to play with.

Make an impression on your customers and choose our custom packaging, printing and labelling services.

Get in touch today to learn more.

The Benefits of Centralised Warehousing

Retailers worldwide are grappling to take advantage of the boom in eCommerce activity, as consumers ramp up their online orders. According to Shopify, global online purchases have grown from 17.8% to 21% over the last two years and are expected to reach 24.5% by 2025.

This means as sales grow and new consumers come to market, competitors will need to find a point of difference that raises them above the pack in consumers’ eyes.

With so many parcels flying around the world, speed of delivery will no doubt become an increasingly important consideration for buyers, as discovered by Australia Post. A survey by the national postal service found that three-quarters of shoppers see speed as an important part of the delivery experience.

One way to improve this metric is centralised warehousing and this becomes even more important the larger your business becomes. For those merely delivering within a single state of Australia, for example, their warehouse could effectively be located anywhere in the state and a reasonable delivery time could still be achieved.

For larger companies, a centralised warehouse would ideally be located at the crossroads of the world, where all major consuming regions are just a flight away.

For Blu Print and its customers, this is the case with its premises in southeast Asia. This blog will explain why warehouse placement can make the difference between a booming business or going bust.

Our eco-friendly packaging is just the start of the value we bring to commercial printing. To take advantage of our centralised warehousing, get in touch with Blu Print today.

Better Control and Visibility

The first benefit of a centralised warehouse is in its minimalism. You might hear about a global brand and think there are countless parts involved to keep this machine churning. But by keeping all inventory in one location for distribution to the world, you’re actually minimising the steps required to dispatch each product. 

This creates less room for error in each delivery and better control over your product flows. 

The minimalist approach of centralised warehousing is also enjoyed in the reduction of paper trails and inventory management. When all of your products pass through the one checkpoint somewhere like southeast Asia, there is less chance of misplacing stock and it becomes easier to find stock in those rare instances. 

Reduced Lead Times

Some global brands might think they can get by selling to the world while warehousing back home in Australia, but they would be mistaken. Australia, for all its quirks and benefits, is relatively isolated from the greater Western world and therefore makes for a poor manufacturing hub. To reduce shipping and manufacturing costs while maintaining the same standards Australian brands have come to establish, a centralised warehouse combines the best of both worlds. 

Once this central facility is set up, lead times for customers in multiple regions will be reduced and, at worst, evened out – removing the possibility of any one region suffering persistent delays. 

By centralising your warehouse and standardising your delivery time around the world, you can make shipping promises with your customers with more certainty.

Cater to Large Orders

Alongside reduced global lead times, you’ll gain the capacity to fulfil larger orders to more locations. This is because when you combine all of your inventory into one facility, you’ll naturally need a larger space to accommodate. 

Once a larger warehouse is achieved, larger orders are able to be fulfilled within a reasonable time, and your business will soon be catering to other global brands of significance. 

This has been the case for Blu Print, as the past few years have seen us add several heavy hitters in the fashion industry to our list of loyal customers. They have since begun delivering their products using our Enviro 80 eCom satchels and their customers have appreciated the effort to become more environmentally sustainable. 

Better Customer Service

With all of your ducks in a row at your new centralised warehouse, you’ll be far better equipped to please your global customer base. 

Deliveries will become quicker, there’ll be less room for error in your products, and any returns will be far easier to manage due to this single returns address.

Australia Post also found that customers appreciate certainty over speed of delivery. Fortunately, a centralised warehouse will give you the ability to better calculate your delivery times, allowing you to manage customer expectations and stick to your promises. 

The Proof is in the Blu Print

We speak from experience because our centralised warehouse in southeast Asia has taken our business to the next level. We can better serve numerous Australian brands who have a global reach and their packaging has never looked better! 

If your products need more sustainable packaging, get in contact with Blu Print to understand how we can help.

The Reduced Cost of Recycling

Did you know that reusing recycled materials to create a circular economy can save around half of the virgin materials we source from the Earth. 

As the eCommerce world ramps up and an exponential number of products come to market, calls for a more circular economy have also arisen. 

Blu Print is passionate about reducing the volume of raw materials we use to create these products and has multiple measures in place to minimise its environmental impact. 

This includes our Enviro 80 eCom satchels and our centralised warehousing to reduce both materials and shipping emissions, respectively. 

If eco-friendly packaging and commercial printing are important to your business, a partnership with Blu Print could be your next step to achieving your environmental goals. 

So how exactly does recycling help to reduce our environmental impact? 

Save on Virgin Resources

In early 2020, the Victorian Government’s Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning outlined its new plan for waste and recycling. The plan has 4 goals and 11 commitments on the road to a state-wide circular economy.

The plan recognises that the transition could potentially add $6.7 billion to the State’s economy, create almost 4000 jobs, and abate greenhouse gases from the waste sector. 

This plan complements the National Waste Policy Action Plan which seeks to halve the organic waste sent to landfill for disposal; reduce total waste generation in Australia by 10 per cent per person; and achieve an 80 percent average resource recovery rate from all waste streams. This is all hoped to occur by 2030.

In both plans, it’s clear that recycling is one vital key to reducing waste and emissions. 

The Victorian plan cites one study which found that Australia wastes more than $324 million of resources per year that could otherwise be repurposed by the manufacturing, construction and agricultural sectors.

This is where Blu Print does its best work.

Our Enviro 80 eCom satchels are made from 80% recycled post-consumer waste, smashing Victoria’s goals and creating a point of difference for our customers. 

What Point of Difference? 

In case you weren’t aware, environmentally-friendly products are now more than a passing trend – they’re here to stay (and be recycled, and recycled again). 

By using recycled and recyclable packaging like our Enviro 80 satchels, you’re sure to attract a more loyal customer base, according to a Forbes survey

The survey found that brand loyalty can be generated by supporting community causes, offering environmentally friendly products, and proving strong environmental, social and governance (ESG) credentials. 

By developing these traits, brand loyalty can be improved by 65% in millennials, and by 49% in Baby Boomers.

So if you’re not making an effort to make a difference, there could be a whole market opting for your competitors based mostly on their ESG standing.

The Proof is in the Blu Print

Our Enviro 80 satchels and centralised warehouse allows us to best serve a range of Australian brands who in turn serve their global customer base. 

If your products need more sustainable packaging, get in contact with Blu Print to understand how we can help.

Keys to Growing a Global Business

Among Australia’s 2.5 million businesses, there are those who get things right and afford themselves the chance to expand overseas.

For these businesses, their position in Australia has developed to the point where domestic growth becomes difficult to increase any further. If the market turns unfavourably, they may suddenly find themselves in decline. 

The answer to this bittersweet dilemma is often to look at alternative markets where their product or service will find similar success. 

For Blu Print, it’s been our commercial printing capability and the offer of more sustainable packaging which has allowed us to successfully deliver to countries worldwide.

For household names such as Cotton On, Bundaberg, and Blackmores, their ability to replicate their success overseas has been thanks to market research, effective logistics, and good customer service – among many other things.

It’s these kinds of aspirational companies that Blu Print loves to support with our products. With our satchel bags, thankyou cards, and labels printing on eco-friendly packaging, these like-minded companies can access the global market more easily. 

So, let’s first look into how these businesses found success beyond Australia’s golden soil.

Case Studies: From Australia to the World

Fashion brand Cotton On was born in 1988 out of a car boot in Geelong, Victoria, from which its founders sold a stack of denim jackets that “anyone could wear.”

Now, 34 years later in 2022, Cotton On Group has expanded to employ 18,000 people across 8 brands, 22 countries, in 1500 stores.

Their website details the customer-obsessed mindset that founder Nigel Austin brought to this global fashion force which allowed them to cater to whichever country they set their minds to. 

Bundaberg Brewed Drinks is your quintessential Aussie business, showing everyone how “family-owned” doesn’t have to mean small by any means. 

Established in 1960s Queensland, Bundaberg spent its first 20 years cementing its name in the local market. As the ‘80s rolled around, Bundaberg secured distribution partners in Australian and New Zealand supermarkets.

Then, by 1987, it was exporting its non-alcoholic drinks around the world. Today, Bundarberg drinks are enjoyed in over 30 countries and their branding remains largely the same as when they began in 1960.

Finally, we turn to vitamins and supplements powerhouse, Blackmores. 90 years ago, in 1932, Blackmores was founded in Australia as one of Australia’s first health food stores in Brisbane.

More than 40 years after it was founded by Maurice Blackmore, his son Marcus took the reins on the Board of Blackmores Naturopathic Organisation Pty Limited with a vision to take this thing global. 

So, in 1976, not long after the company reached $1 million in sales, the first Blackmores products were launched in Singapore and Malaysia.

Fast-forward to April, 2017 and Blackmores was partnering with Vietnam’s leading distribution company, Mesa Group, adding 150,000 retail stores to Blackmores’ network. 

Blackmores now has over 1000 employees and sells into 13 markets across the Asia-Pacific region. A feel good story if ever there was one.

So, with a bit of inspiration under our belts, let’s discuss the keys to finding global success just like these once small businesses. 

Know Your Chosen Market 

You could scarcely find a globalised business which hasn’t conducted some thorough market research. Only by sheer luck could one succeed overseas without trying to understand new audiences, new economies, and potentially new employees.

A significant factor in Blu Print’s expansion overseas was our recognition that sustainable packaging remains widely in demand. 

To turn this assumption into a successful business model, however, we couldn’t just begin straight away. We had to dive deeper into the needs of certain markets to understand where our Enviro 80 eCom satchels could be put to best use. 

If you sell a range of products, it’s important to understand which of these will sell best overseas. It may not be everything you offer and testing which products will succeed will be key to success. 

Conduct surveys, assess competitors, and discuss with locals about the state of your target market, with an eye for whether or not there is significant demand for your product. 

Consider Logistics

As an Australian business, Blu Print recognised the isolated nature of our business in relation to the global marketplace.

After conquering your own domestic market, it can feel like your business is at the centre of the world, but it doesn’t take long to realise the world is a big place.

A centralised warehouse will do wonders for your global logistics management, providing a midway point for your products and quicker delivery times for your new customers.

Blu Print’s own warehouse in southeast Asia allows our Australian suppliers to stock their range with us in readiness for new orders. This way, the first step between Australia and the end-user (typically Asia) is removed.

We also have our product labels and stickers printing at our centralised warehouse, meaning suppliers can skip this step at home and allow us to complete it abroad.

Partner Up

Just as Blackmores partnered with Mesa Group to add thousands of stores to their network, don’t be afraid to form key partnerships amongst the global business landscape. 

While you might have to share some riches with them on your route to success, the result (a fully globalised business) will be well worth it. 

Plus, the innovation and constructive challenges presented by partnering with another business can open your own company up to new and exciting avenues. 

Nail Your Price Point 

This comes back to conducting effective market research. Simply converting your Australian prices into the currency of your new market won’t necessarily do the trick. 

Different markets place various values on products and you’ll also need to consider the cost of shipping and trade tariffs. 

In any case, customers appreciate quality. If your product is made to last or stands above its competitors for quality, you’ll be able to push the price higher to offset the cost of global expansion.

Contact Blu Print

This blog is by no means an exhaustive list of steps to globalise your business. A deeper dive should be taken into your customer service systems, localised product range, and the growing world of payment options. 

For more information on these factors, as well as any needs in personalised labels, packaging printing or eco-friendly courier bags, get in touch with Blu Print.