Change the configuration without discarding the value
The same stock.
A workable new configuration.
Stock may need repacking because the current presentation is wrong, damaged, unsuitable for a channel or no longer matches the required configuration. Stockholm defines the strip-down, inspection, replacement, rebuild and case-packing stages around the actual goods.
Discuss this requirement ↗
What it gives you
A practical production
route, built around release.
- 01Adapt supplied stock to a revised configuration
- 02Combine repacking with inspection or relabelling
- 03Recover usable products and components where suitable
- 04Create a defined finished-pack and case reference
Typical requirements
Work we can
assess with you.
Every project is confirmed against the real pack and materials. The examples below are a useful starting point, not a substitute for reviewing your application.
- Repacking into a revised supplied format↗
- Pack breakdown and reconfiguration↗
- Reboxing and recartoning↗
- Replacement of supplied inserts or components↗
- Presentation correction and inspection↗
- Case-count and outer-pack changes↗
A clear answer
What is
Repacking & reconfiguration?
Repacking and pack reconfiguration change the way existing stock is assembled, presented or case packed. The work can include breaking down packs, inspecting reusable contents, adding supplied replacement materials and rebuilding stock to a new reference.
When this service is a good fit
- Products need a different retail or campaign presentation
- Incorrectly packed stock must be corrected
- A case count or multi-pack configuration has changed
- Repacking can recover stock more efficiently than replacement
Prepare the brief
Six details that
move the enquiry forward.
- 01What is wrong with the current configuration?
- 02What should one finished pack contain?
- 03Which existing materials can be retained?
- 04What replacement components will be supplied?
- 05What inspection and case-packing rules apply?
- 06Where is the stock and when is it required?
Service questions
Useful answers for
planning the job.
01What is the difference between packaging rework and repacking?+
Packaging rework is the wider correction process. Repacking is the specific removal, replacement or reconfiguration of packaging and components; many projects use both.
02Can relabelling be included with repacking?+
Yes. Where the materials and brief are suitable, inspection, relabelling, pack rebuilding and case packing can be planned as one controlled workflow.
Start the conversation
Send the pack,
quantity and deadline.
Use the form or call 01494 623015. Photos and specifications can be attached when your email draft opens.