Explore the most common Value Added Services (VAS) concepts and discover how they help businesses prepare products for retail, e-commerce and distribution more efficiently.
Value Added Services (VAS) – Additional operations performed within the warehouse to prepare products for sale, distribution or specific customer requirements.
Co-packing – Combining, assembling or packing products into promotional, retail or customer-specific sets.
Kitting – Creating a ready-to-sell package consisting of multiple products packed together as one unit.
Repacking – Changing the original packaging of a product to meet retailer, market or customer requirements.
Product Bundling – Combining several products into a single sales offer or promotional package.
Labelling – Applying labels, barcodes, promotional stickers, excise stamps or market-specific product information.
Retail Ready Packaging (RRP) – Packaging designed to be placed directly on a store shelf with minimal additional handling by retail staff.
Shelf Ready Packaging (SRP) – Packaging that allows products to be quickly unpacked and displayed in retail stores.
Promotional Display – A specially prepared stand, pallet display or presentation unit used to support in-store promotions and attract customer attention.
Heat Shrink Packaging – Joining products using shrink film to create a secure and attractive sales unit.
Multipack – Several identical products grouped and sold together as one package.
Point of Sale (POS) Materials – Marketing materials used in stores to improve product visibility and support sales, such as displays, stands or shelf promotions.
Display Pallet – A pallet prepared for direct placement in a retail store, combining transportation and product presentation functions.
Retailer-Specific Packaging – Packaging adapted to the requirements of a particular retail chain, including labels, displays or product configurations.
Promotional Pack – A specially prepared product configuration designed for a marketing campaign, seasonal promotion or limited-time offer.