Optimized structural design has a direct impact on both environmental sustainability and the reduction of logistics costs. A structure that generates the least amount of waste during the die-cutting process and allows for the use of recyclable materials provides a significant competitive advantage. This optimization directly contributes to reducing raw material consumption.

Furthermore, packaging dimensions must be designed to accommodate the maximum number of products on standard shipping pallets (Pallet Optimization). Every millimeter optimized in the box structure translates, in high-volume production, into substantial savings in raw material costs, warehousing space, and shipping costs.