by WebDev | May 4, 2026 | Art & Museum Shipping, Company News & Updates, Industrial & Manufacturing Logistics
If you’ve had a shipment held at customs, you know how fast a delay turns into a problem. For international shipments moving in wooden crates or packaging, one of the most common causes is non-compliant wood. The standard that governs it is called ISPM 15....
by WebDev | May 4, 2026 | Art & Museum Shipping, Company News & Updates, Everyday Crates, Industrial & Manufacturing Logistics
Most people don’t think about crating until they have to. Then they’re looking at a shipment, someone’s asking what kind of crate they need, and they genuinely don’t know. Get it right and the shipment arrives safely, on budget, and on time....
by WebDev | May 4, 2026 | Art & Museum Shipping, Company News & Updates
The crate arrives intact. You open it and find the damage. It’s the moment every museum registrar, gallery manager, and logistics coordinator dreads. And most of the time, the damage wasn’t caused by bad luck. It was caused by decisions made before the...
by WebDev | May 4, 2026 | Art & Museum Shipping, Company News & Updates
Shipping artwork is different from shipping almost anything else. The items are often irreplaceable. The stakeholders involved, lenders, borrowers, insurers, conservators, have specific requirements and legitimate expectations. And the consequences of getting it wrong...
by WebDev | May 4, 2026 | Company News & Updates, Industrial & Manufacturing Logistics
The pressure to cut shipping costs is real. When a procurement manager or logistics lead is looking at a crating line item, choosing the cheaper option is understandable. A standard box. A lightly built crate. Packaging reused from a previous shipment. But crating...
by WebDev | May 4, 2026 | Client Stories, Company News & Updates
A Surprising Connection Between Custom Crating and Rescued Birds Jan Robson runs a centre looking after retired birds, like parrots, who have outlived their owners or who have been given up by people who have found them too much to care for. How could this possibly be...
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