In a previous post we started a conversation about foam, and when we start talking about foam, all sorts of new ideas just start bubbling up (sorry). This time, we thought we’d talk about the difference between open-cell polyurethane foam and closed-cell polyethylene foam.

We’re all trying to find new ways to respond to the needs of our customers. Learn how WIC is applying our skills to help those serving on the front lines for this pandemic. 

We’re all feeling it, and there’s no doubt that the COVID-19 pandemic is one of the most disruptive things that has happened to our country in years. Just like you, we’re trying to figure out how to deal with this force of nature every day.

When it comes to protection and versatility in packing materials, there’s nothing that can come close to touching foam.

Even if we’re just talking about wadded-up newsprint, some form of paper packaging has been protecting everything from sandwiches to works of art for hundreds of years. Paper packing material took a bit of backseat in the last few decades as foam and plastic products took over the packaging market, but as a company that loves finding new ways to help our customers meet their packaging needs, there’s a new development that’s got us pretty excited.