Retail Ready Packaging

Retail Ready Packaging

Retail Ready Packaging refers to the containers and packaging for retail goods which are ready to be displayed instantly or with little set up for retail consumption by consumers.

Retail Ready Packaging is a retail industry term used by both retail stores and retail goods producers. An example of retail ready packaging is the cardboard boxes that hold several packs of gum which are placed near cash registers at supermarkets and retail stores.

External links

* [http://www.buzzle.com/articles/retail-ready-packaging-consumers.html Retail Ready Packaging Article]

* [http://www.igd.com/retail-ready-packaging-guide Free guide to Retail Ready Packaging]


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