We're #30 on the FEBE100 fastest growing companies in the UK
Published 01 July 2026 by Nathan Calvert
• Updated on 09 July 2026
• 3 min read
We’re proud to share that The Packaging Club has been named #30 in the FEBE Growth 100, a list recognising the UK’s fastest-growing founder-led, privately owned businesses.
The FEBE Growth 100 celebrates profitable UK businesses with founders still involved, ranking companies that are growing quickly across a wide range of sectors.
For us, this recognition means a lot.
Not just as a business milestone, but as a moment to pause and recognise the people behind the growth.
A thank you to the people who helped us get here
This recognition belongs to far more people than just us.
A huge thank you goes to our team, our customers, our suppliers, our manufacturing partners and everyone who has supported The Packaging Club along the way.
We simply would not be here without you.
From the people helping customers find the right packaging, to those designing, manufacturing, printing, cutting, gluing, packing, dispatching and delivering it, every part of the process matters.
Packaging can look simple from the outside. A box, a mailer, a wrap, a tape.
Behind it, there is a lot going on.
There is structural design, board specification, transit testing, print setup, make-ready, stock planning, fulfilment requirements and cost control. Every improvement can make a difference to how an ecommerce brand protects products, saves time and presents itself to customers.
That is where our team has worked so hard.
A year of growth, new products and better packaging
The past year has moved quickly.
We have expanded the team, continued to support a growing number of ecommerce brands, and brought our new packaging solution, QuikPak, to market.
QuikPak has been designed to help ecommerce and fulfilment teams reduce pack times, cut material use and improve the customer unboxing experience. In simple terms, it is a pre-formed ecommerce pack that is ready to fill, which means teams can spend less time building boxes and more time shipping orders.
For fast-moving online retailers, that matters.
A few seconds saved per parcel can turn into a meaningful labour saving across a busy packing operation. Better pack presentation can strengthen brand perception. A well-designed structure can reduce void fill, lower material use and improve the way products arrive.
That combination is exactly what we want packaging to do.
Supporting ecommerce brands with packaging that fits
We have had the privilege of working with a growing number of forward-thinking ecommerce brands on packaging that does more than get products from A to B.
The right packaging can help brands:
Reduce unnecessary material
Improve pack speed
Protect products in transit
Create a cleaner unboxing experience
Support more sustainable packaging choices
Build stronger brand presentation at the customer’s door
For ecommerce brands, the parcel is often the final physical touchpoint in the buying journey. It is the moment your customer sees, opens and handles the packaging you chose.
That moment should not go to waste.
Proud, grateful and ready for what comes next
Truthfully, we have barely had time to stop and take it all in.
Being named #30 in the FEBE Growth 100 is a proud moment for The Packaging Club, but it also feels like a marker of what is still to come.
We are continuing to invest in our people, our product range, our manufacturing partnerships and our ability to support ecommerce brands with better packaging.
Thank you to FEBE for the recognition, and congratulations to every business named in the Growth 100.
We cannot wait for the celebrations.
If your ecommerce packaging is slowing down your packing team, adding unnecessary cost, or missing the mark on customer experience, speak to The Packaging Club about bespoke packaging built around your products, brand and fulfilment process.
With over 15 years in the packaging industry, Nathan brings hands-on experience across design, production, and digital transformation. His content helps readers understand how packaging decisions impact operations, efficiency, and long-term growth.