Industries we support

• Life sciences

  Life sciences

  Companies in the life sciences space must evolve their supply chains to adapt to an ever-changing landscape. Operating in a highly regulated industry, companies are subject to security regulations and industry mandates. Simultaneously, they need to maintain business continuity and profitability — all while ensuring a dynamic, agile, and resilient supply chain. Emerging trends of healthcare in the home, point-of-care diagnostics, and remote patient monitoring are creating the need for a demand-driven model.

  RRD manages kitting, assembly, and co-packing requirements in facilities throughout North America, Europe, and Asia. These facilities are FDA-registered (Class I to III), cGMP/QSR – 21 CFR part 10 compliant, and ISO 13485-accredited.

  RRD provides global supply chain management solutions for medical devices, diagnostics, nutraceuticals, and connected care and diabetes care products. We deliver best practices across the entire product lifecycle, including:

  • Packaging design and production
  • Sourcing
  • Quality assurance
  • Regulatory compliance

  • Product configuration
  • Custom procedure tray and pack kitting
  • Contract packing
  • Indirect marketing support

  RRD is equipped with the expertise to serve your life sciences supply chain requirements.

  Learn more about our supply chain solutions for life sciences

• Consumer electronics

  Consumer electronics

  Consumer electronics are now synonymous with modern society’s connected way of life. The sector faces complex challenges, including time and cost pressures, sustainability objectives, shorter product life cycles, and disrupted supply chains. Companies are under pressure to remain agile and move products from development to market at an increasingly rapid rate.

  RRD offers a full range of both near and onshore value-added services and solutions that bring products to market quickly and efficiently. Our solutions include demand-driven supply chain models, postponement strategies, and omnichannel and factory direct fulfillment services.

  Our work supports companies providing:

  • Consumer electronics devices and accessories
  • Computers
  • Mobile devices and accessories
  • Connected care and remote patient monitoring devices

  • Storage memory products
  • Wearable devices
  • Smart home products
• Collectibles and toys

  Collectibles and toys

  The collectible and toys industry requires a high level of customization. Increased product variability, responsiveness to seasonal demand, and consumer trends all create challenges for manufacturers. Maintaining brand integrity and product security, increasing sustainability, and reducing logistics costs are key priorities.

  RRD’s ISO 9001, vertically integrated and accredited facilities deliver unmatched quality, consistency, and cost savings. In-region operations help companies put hundreds of millions of products into consumers’ hands. RRD offers packaging, sourcing, kitting, assembly, and co-packing, plus fulfillment and distribution to the collectibles and toys sector.

• Consumer products

  Consumer products

  Managing an ever-expanding product and SKU portfolio, consumer products companies are faced with a number of pressing challenges, including:

  • Escalating consumer expectations
  • Intense competition
  • Rapid turnaround times
  • Rising logistics and product manufacturing costs

  RRD offers co-packing and kitting services, point-of-purchase display assembly, loyalty and sample management programs, and B2C fulfillment.

  Our supply chain solutions streamline a complex cost base, ensure continuity of supply, and adapt to ever-changing market demands. Working with RRD, consumer products companies can realize:

  • Increased speed-to-market
  • Packaging design and materials production
  • Scalable model
  • Supported peak season demands

  • Total supply chain cost reduction
  • End-to-end supply chain visibility
  • Improved flexibility in responding to retail and distribution channel demand

Continuity above all else