E-Commerce

E-Commerce. At Royal, the “e” stands for easy.

The e-commerce industry has evolved significantly over the past several years. To deliver the same experience as in-store retail, you need a company that can deliver the most impact at the most cost-effective price.

Just as a website needs traffic and buzz to be successful, so does your e-commerce platform. From logistics to your packaging delivery vehicle, TRG understands it all and can assist your team with any challenge.

We understand that standards are always evolving; our innovations and ingenuity have established us as an industry leader in this market. Protecting your product while promoting your brand is a powerful marketing tool – we should know; we do it every day. Customer experience and consistency are key, and we have the right team of professionals to deliver it.

Clients who trust The Royal Group

Consumers are likely to refuse delivery or return a product if a package appears in poor shape or poor quality. Can you afford not to give TRG a chance at earning your business? Whether your products are heavy or light, whether your promotion is a national launch or trial pack, give TRG a chance to let your brand shine.

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E-Commerce Insights

In December 2015, Chief Growth Officer Mark Clouse of Mondelez announced that by 2020, the company hopes to hit the $1 billion mark in direct e-commerce sales – a tenfold increase in its current annual sales of $100 million.

How e-commerce is changing the packaging landscape. Packaging World. May 5, 2016. https://www.packworld.com/issues/e-commerce/article/13370301/how-ecommerce-is-changing-the-packaging-landscape

Customer Testimonials

Anonymous
FORTUNE 500 - CPG Company

“When our production facility had reached maximum capacity due to three new item launches, we turned to TRG for help in assembly of a large complex 4-way Tower display, and they were able to deliver top quality output sooner to the retailer than our facility could deliver at regular capacity.”