Packsize
Packsize, founded in 2002, is a multinational packaging automation company whose right-sized technology makes custom boxes on demand, cutting material use and waste for packaging, logistics and manufacturing customers.
Packsize is a multinational packaging automation company founded in 2002 by Hanko and Laura Kiessner. Its right-sized packaging technology produces custom boxes on demand, replacing one-size-fits-all cartons with custom-fit packaging. By matching each box to its contents, the technology reduces packaging volume, material consumption, handling costs and logistics expenses. The company reports material usage savings of up to 30% and, on average, 80% less void fill.
Beyond the flagship box-making technology, Packsize provides packaging automation solutions designed to help businesses optimise their packaging processes while reducing waste and adopting eco-friendly practices. The company's work spans the technical domains of packaging automation, right-sized packaging technology, on-demand custom box manufacturing and sustainability technology, serving customers in the packaging, logistics and manufacturing sectors.
The company reports having created over 1.6 billion right-sized boxes, saving 90 million pounds of CO2 and nearly 4.5 million trees. It operates across North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific, with North American operations based in Salt Lake City, Utah, a European headquarters in Herford, Germany, and production facilities in Enköping, Sweden.
Sustainability is described as central to the company's mission, which is framed around protecting the environment and eco-friendly practice. Packsize's tagline is “We Fit What Your World Needs™”.