US-based sustainable packaging provider Ranpak will present its end-to-end packaging portfolio at IMHX 2025, the UK’s logistics and supply chain exhibition, to be held in the city of Birmingham in mid-September.
The company will combine its paper packaging and automation technologies for the demonstration of its complete sustainable logistics solutions.
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This event will allow Ranpak to demonstrate how businesses can enhance warehouse operations and efficiency, and provide protection and sustainability.
The display includes the Pad’it! automated pad insertion system, PadPak Guardian Bulk cushioning, DecisionTower void measuring and error reduction technology, Cut’it! EVO automated height reduction and lid application, and Print’it! on-demand box-top printing.
Ranpak’s new FillPak Mini converter, which will also make its debut at IMHX 2025, is designed for space-constrained pack stations. When used with Geami MV, it offers space efficiency, surface protection and ergonomic benefits.
The company will also showcase its cold chain packaging solutions, which provide a sustainable option for shipping temperature-sensitive goods.
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By GlobalDataIn August 2025, Ranpak announced a significant expansion of its partnership with Walmart, involving the installation of Ranpak AutoFill systems across five of Walmart’s next-generation fulfilment centres.
The AutoFill machines, already in use at Walmart’s fulfilment centre in McCordsville in the US state of Indiana, will now be deployed to Greencastle in Pennsylvania, Joliet in Illinois, Lancaster in Texas and Stockton in California.
The expansion is a strategic investment by Walmart to enhance the speed of customer deliveries and ease the workload for associates.
In May 2025, Thalia, a book retailer in the DACH region (the three Central European countries of Germany, Austria and Switzerland) selected Ranpak’s technology to improve its fulfilment capabilities and commitment to sustainability.
In March, the company reported net revenue of $105m for the fourth quarter (Q4) of the fiscal year 2024 (FY24), an increase of 16% compared to $90.4m in Q4 FY23.
