Packaging supply backed by Lancing Ltd.
Stockpack supplies packaging products through Lancing Ltd, based at Unit 5A Jefferson Way, Thame, Oxfordshire.
Quote-led packaging supply.
Lancing Ltd has been specialising in semi-automatic and fully automatic packaging machinery for over 40 years. Stockpack focuses on packaging product supply, supported by that packaging and line-compatibility experience.
- Products are listed as contact for price instead of fixed prices.
- Enquiries can include quantity, compatibility and delivery requirements.
- Product photographs are included to help you compare shapes, sizes, formats and finishes before requesting a quote.
Evidence, compatibility and practical packaging approval.
The Environmental Packaging section of the Lancing product catalogue is designed to support evidence-led specification. Its role is to connect packaging material choices with product protection, production-line compatibility, procurement records and precise environmental wording.
What Lancing can assess
Lancing can review the known bottle, pouch, closure, label or film specification alongside samples, product information and line requirements. The result is a clearer quotation brief and a defined list of points that still require supplier confirmation or testing.
What requires supplier evidence
Material composition, recycled-content percentages, food-contact declarations, certifications, test results and end-of-life claims must be supported for the exact product and scope. Where that evidence is unavailable, the site uses qualitative selection guidance rather than filling the gap with an assumption.
Start with the environmental evidence guide, the compatibility guide or the packaging product catalogue.
One enquiry can connect supply, compatibility and approval evidence.
Lancing’s role on this site is to help buyers move from a broad packaging objective to a product shortlist and a practical quotation. Suitability is confirmed through the exact product record, supplier evidence, samples and the buyer’s production requirements rather than through unsupported environmental generalisations.