We guarantee our prices are extremely competetive and should be the BEST prices you will find on-line, along with delivering the very best service. For this reason, we offer a price match against other on-line sellers. If you find the same product elsewhere on line, give us a call on 0345 224 3691 and we will match or even beat it! Note that the following conditions must be met for the price match to apply:
- The item must be available on a UK website at the advertised price, and readily available to purchase, with a like for like delivery offering.
-The item in question must have the same specifications, quantity and be produced by the same manufacturer - although we will usually price match even if made by a different manufacturer, as long as its a comparable quality.
- Auction sites such as ebay and amazon do not qualify for price match.
- The price match cannot be used in conjunction with any discount codes or promotional items.
- If there are pricing errors on competitors sites that are clear typographical pricing errors, these will not be matched.
- Note that for corrugated lines (boxes/cartons), the item must be of the same specification (fluting and thickness) and be unbranded.
Call us on 0345 224 3691 and we will be more than happy to help!

Wrap each mug in plain packing paper first, then bubble wrap, with an extra layer around the handle and rim since those break before the body does.
Crumple paper loosely inside the mug before wrapping, because the hollow shape gives way under pressure without internal support.
Choose a small to medium corrugated box that leaves room for cushioning but not movement, and use double wall for heavy mugs or multi-mug orders.
Separate multiple mugs with cardboard dividers so ceramic never touches ceramic, then fill every gap with crumpled paper, bubble wrap, or peanuts.
Globe Packaging supplies corrugated boxes, bubble wrap, void fill, protective materials, and packing tape for securely packaging mugs for shipping.
Proper packaging reduces the risk of mugs arriving chipped, cracked, or broken after drops, impacts, and movement during transit. Because handles and rims are particularly vulnerable, placing a mug in a box without enough cushioning can leave it exposed to damage.
For businesses shipping mugs regularly, consistent protection is especially important to reduce breakages and avoid the cost of replacements and customer complaints. Globe Packaging supplies corrugated boxes, bubble wrap, void fill, and packing tape to help businesses package mugs securely for delivery.
Choose a small-to-medium corrugated box that fits the mugs without leaving too much empty space. 6x6x6", 8x6x6", and 8x8x8" single-wall boxes are suitable for one to two mugs. Double-wall construction adds strength and is especially useful for fragile ceramics or heavier mugs.
Avoid oversized boxes, as too much interior space allows mugs to shift and collide during handling. Make sure the box is clean, dry, and free from weak spots or damage.

A sturdy corrugated box provides the outer protection needed to keep mugs secure during shipping.
Wrap each mug individually, using plain packing paper as the first layer and bubble wrap for additional cushioning. Plain packing paper is preferable to printed newspaper because ink can transfer onto the mug.
Pay particular attention to the handle, which is one of the most vulnerable parts of a mug. Add an extra layer of bubble wrap around the handle before securing the wrapping.
Cardboard dividers create separate spaces for each mug and help prevent them from touching during transit. You can make these from old cardboard boxes, cut to fit the spaces between each mug. They are especially useful when shipping more than two mugs in one box.
Fill any remaining gaps with crumpled packing paper, bubble wrap, or packing peanuts. The goal is to keep every mug secure without overcrowding the box or leaving space for the contents to shift.
Use strong packing tape designed for shipping, not masking or office tape. Seal the bottom of the box before packing and securely tape the top once everything is in place.
For additional reinforcement, apply tape across the centre seam and along the side seams. Clearly mark boxes containing fragile mugs, and indicate the correct orientation where necessary to help reduce rough handling.

Strong packing tape helps keep the box securely closed throughout handling and transportation.
Place a layer of bubble wrap, packing paper, or another suitable cushioning material across the bottom of the box before adding the mugs. This creates a protective buffer between the mugs and the box base.
Place loosely crumpled packing paper inside each mug before wrapping it. This provides internal support without putting excessive pressure on the ceramic.
Stand each mug on its base with the opening facing up rather than laying it flat. On its side, the handle takes the full weight of the mug plus anything stacked above it, which is the most common way handles snap in transit. Upright, that load runs down through the base instead.

Using suitable packaging materials from Globe Packaging helps businesses prepare mugs for secure packing from the warehouse to the customer.
The right packaging can make the difference between a mug arriving safely and reaching the customer chipped or broken. At Globe Packaging, we provide the packaging materials needed for secure mug shipping, including corrugated boxes, bubble wrap, protective materials, void fill, and packing tape.
Browse our protection range to find the supplies that fit your packing needs and help keep your mugs protected from dispatch to delivery.
Bubble wrap is a reliable choice for protecting ceramic mugs because it cushions the mug and can easily wrap around its shape. Use packing paper underneath to protect the surface, and foam pouches offer a convenient alternative for businesses that pack mugs regularly.
Don't use a gift box as the only shipping protection. It is designed mainly for presentation, so place the cushioned gift box inside a sturdy shipping box with protective material around it.
Use enough bubble wrap to cover the entire mug without leaving exposed areas. Give extra attention to vulnerable parts such as the handle and rim, and add more wrapping when the mug requires additional protection.
Mugs are generally best shipped upright, with the base facing down and the opening facing up. This positioning helps protect the handle, rim, and sides from unnecessary contact with the box and other packaging materials.
Using the right combination of corrugated boxes, bubble wrap, protective materials, void fill, and strong packing tape can make mug shipments more secure. Globe Packaging offers these packaging supplies, making it easier to source the materials needed to pack mugs safely and consistently.
*Note: Product listings, prices, and delivery times shown are approximate and subject to change. Contact Globe Packaging for the latest information.