<strong>GeoPost:</strong><br />Introduction of Group wide Packaging Manual <br />and cost reduction programme. <strong>Pulp Container:</strong><br />Container development in pulp <br />for leading producer / user group. <strong>Dermal Laboratories:</strong><br />Container design changes <br />to improve complete product dispensing. <strong>SMJ Electrical:</strong><br />Development of contemporary visual packs <br />with associated cost savings. <strong>Abel & Cole:</strong><br />Development of economic reusable <br />Customer transit packs. <strong>Environment:</strong><br />All of TPG’s projects reduce packaging content <br />and increase the use of recycled and <br />sustainable materials and processes
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What’s Next

  • Initial Contact

    • Discussion to determine if TPG can provide the improvements wanted. This may include a review of current packaging and operations, the product range / new products or technical issue
    • Objective is to establish the overall viability and time frame for the Project and the content of a subsequent Proposal. NDA’s are exchanged with the Client
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  • Project Proposal

    • This sets out the targets, the planned change routes or design outlines, with timescales, fees and terms of reference

  • Project

    • It’s TPG’s role to take the planned changes / development through to an agreed cut off point or implementation
    • Changes are measured for their cost reduction, performance and quality. This is likely to involve sampling, tests, pilot trials etc
    • All changes lead to new specifications and / or a Packaging Manual which is provided to the Client
    • The Client will approve these changes as they are progressed. IP resulting from a Project is assigned to the Client