Repackaging in contract packaging refers to the process of taking a product and repackaging it into a new or different package. This can include relabeling, changing the size or shape of the package, or simply putting the product into a different type of packaging.

Repackaging has been a part of contract packaging for many years, and it has become more common as companies look for ways to reduce costs and increase efficiency in their packaging operations. The process involves taking the product out of its original packaging, and then repackaging it in a new or different package.

Repackaging can be done for a variety of reasons. Sometimes it is done to reduce the size of the packaging to make it more efficient for shipping or storage. Other times, it may be done to make the product more appealing to consumers by changing the packaging design or adding new features.

The costs of repackaging in the USA will vary depending on the specific requirements of the project. Factors that can affect the cost include the complexity of the project, the number of units that need to be repackaged, and the type of materials and equipment required. Generally, repackaging services are priced based on an hourly rate or a per-unit rate, depending on the project requirements.