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At Hunter Valley Hampers, business owner Kacy Fletcher is clear where her motivation for green-conscious packaging comes from - recycling! After working in the gift baskets and premium hamper industry as a ground breaking entrepreneur since 2007, Ms Fletcher knows her work when it concerns delivering a Xmas hamper.

And the overall state of the industry when it concerns packaging and recycling where possible is rather shocking. Within a gourmet hampers Australia first, Kacy explains how the illusion of dimension and bulk actually works against your market value for money proposition. And exactly how some really simple insider tips and tricks can guarantee you get the best pamper hamper or edible bouquets for your dollar this Christmas.

Too often gift hampers are developed to appear as large as achievable simply for appearances - with air filled packages and inner containers filling up the substantial mass of the hamper. This brings about a favorable perception on delivery, when the recipient is certainly surprised with what might appear to be a substantial carton sitting on their doorstep.

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As the hamper box is opened and the inner packaging and void filler is stripped away, it soon becomes clear that there is just few items of gourmet or Christmas value inside. This tactic simply works because rushed and time poor corporate buyers simply go for the lowest price and the biggest looking hamper arrangement. Kacy explains exactly the reason why that doesn't work and more in this particular insightful interview.

In her time having the picnic basket and fruit bouquet business Kacy has seen some of the worst instances of deceiving clients with big boxes, loadeded with goods like crackers and crisps that are mainly air filled, then immersed in a sea cellulose peanuts. This means when you strip away most of the inner and outer packaging, you end up with a half dozen items on your kitchen space bench top and half a trash filled with product packaging. Choosing to send a basket should not mean that you are making the choice of more packaging over the right gift hamper.

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Thank you gifts and Christmas Hampers for company clients are particularly susceptible to the in excess of wrapping complication, as the only folks who really see inside the hamper are the recipient - typically at a festive, especially flexible time of year. The disappointment and head scratching of the recipient is lost in the middle of the noise and enjoyment of the Christmas Season.

In a current article in the South China Morning Post, world famous gift hamper specialists concurred that inefficient interior packaging of hampers is the main issue. Kacy Fletcher saw this first hand herself at Australia's home of independently owned handmade gourmet hampers - Hunter Valley Hamper.com when she had an excess of boxes in a much larger size. It was much more price efficient in advance to use the large packages and simply revert to more interior wrapping than to go and source new better suitable boxes.

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Using a bigger than required size box means that freight costs are much higher, but with quantity carrier discount rates, it can still be far better to use the larger box, pay partially greater shipping and run out the larger boxes rapidly. By doing this the hamper company avoids needing to re order the smaller box dimension which could be a considerable impost for sending a fruit basket. So keeping this in mind it just simply works to use more inner filler and leave behind the receiver to have to cope with the excess packaging when the shipment shows up.

"At Hunter Valley Hampers we are conscious of the exorbitant waste that goes with most company hamper companies," Ms Fletcher states, "We have seen examples where up to two thirds of the hamper carton is loaded with styrofoam blocks - and this is from a substantial, trusted international organization - it's just unsatisfactory!" Hunter Valley Hampers uses a light-weight but 100 % recycled inner filler, so receivers are not burdened with the problem of disposal of styrofoam bricks.

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"One of the worst offenders is those little cellulose peanuts - they just drive me NUTZ when they spill out just about anywhere all over the place! What - am I then supposed to get out the vacuum cleaner and suck em up? They might get stuck - so I find myself crawling around on knees and hands picking up cellulose peanuts when in fact I should be relaxing with my gourmet hamper! - Not Cool!".

It is a real wake up cal whenever instead of sending a thank you hamper to a valued buddy or client - you are instead sending them the burden of tidying up and going after those peanuts around your home when they blow everywhere.

It is a genuine relief to know you can really rely on Hunter Valley Hampers for practical, recycled packaging - made from 100 % office paper waste - and also you will be also gifted very easy removal once you open up you Christmas Hampers. When you choose other less sensitive suppliers, its a real point of difference and something you won't be blessed with. Choosing Hunter Valley Hampers never felt so good!

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And how some really simple insider tips and tricks can ensure you get the best pamper hamper or edible bouquets for your dollar this Christmas.

As the hamper box is opened and the inner packaging and void filler is stripped away, it soon becomes clear that there is just few items of gourmet or Christmas value inside. Choosing to send a basket should not mean that you are making the choice of more packaging over the right gift hamper.

In a recent article in the South China Morning Post, world famous gift hamper specialists agreed that wasteful interior packaging of hampers is the main problem. Kacy Fletcher saw this firsthand herself at Australia's home of independent handmade gourmet hampers - Hunter Valley Hamper.com when she had an excess of boxes in a larger size.