Product on hold gets corrected, documented, and released.
When something is wrong with the pack, the fix is rarely the whole run. Korpack sorts the product, corrects what needs correcting, and documents every unit that moves through.
Korpack handles secondary packaging and pack-out of product that is already made. No product manufacturing and no filling.
Reworking an entire run when most of it passes is a cost nobody chooses on purpose.
Product is received into certified space and held under lot control, separate from everything else.
Inspection determines what is actually affected. The rest is released without rework.
Relabel, re-mark, or repack only the units that need it.
Counts, disposition, and lot records go back with the product.
Sorting first turns a whole-run cost into a partial-run cost. On a large hold, the difference between reworking everything and reworking what is actually affected is usually larger than the entire cost of the sort.
It also shortens the timeline. Released product moves while the affected units are still being corrected, rather than the whole quantity waiting on the slowest step.
units sorted and corrected for a beverage brand after a labeling issue
of a held run released without rework after sorting, for a packaged foods manufacturer
A rework quote does not take days. It takes five answers.
A short call establishes whether the fix is a relabel, a repack, or a sort, and what each one costs.
09 / REQUEST
If it is urgent, call. The form routes to the same team.