Repack

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Storage

Your products, our warehouse. With a...

Your products, our warehouse. With a capacity of 30,000 pallets, Froster is...

Repack

PolarPack is specialised in repackaging products...

PolarPack is specialised in repackaging products according to client-specific requirements. From bulk...

Backoffice

No worries about stock administration, invoicing...

No worries about stock administration, invoicing and accounts receivable management. More time...

Stock management

Stock levels are monitored 24/7. Out...

Stock levels are monitored 24/7. Out of stock is avoided by placing...

Orderpicking

From 20 boxes to 20 pallets:...

From 20 boxes to 20 pallets: at Froster, flexibility is key. Our...

Transport

Froster has its own distribution network...

Froster has its own distribution network in the Netherlands and facilitates transport...

Datamanagement

Effective management is based on data....

Effective management is based on data. With our analyses, reports and advice...

What we do

From anonymous product to own brand

Customised box content and labelling

Efficiency through specialisation

From bulk to consumer packaging

Froster aims to make logistics problem-free for our customers. Therefore we also take care of the last step between production and distribution: repackaging. Bulk products are converted to small packs and given the right packaging and labelling. An anonymous product is given a customer-specific appearance. Ready for sale!

Small packaging, big impact

Composing small packages is a delicate process, especially when multiple food products are involved. That is why safeguarding the cold chain during the repackaging process is absolutely essential. PolarPack, a Froster initiative, is fully equipped for this. A final product with the desired brand experience is created under climate-controlled conditions.

Why repackaging with PolarPack?

Customised box content, packaging and labelling.
Constant ambient temperature of maximum 4° Celsius.
Efficient process by means of cooperation with Froster