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Shipping cost depends on weight and volume, and packaging affects both. Bubble wrap's trapped air increases volume, while paper cushioning conforms to product shapes.
Customers judge packaging by what they have to do with it after opening the box. Paper cushioning matches an existing habit, while bubble wrap requires a separate decision.
The unit price of a packaging material is only one component of its cost. Storage, handling, disposal, and compliance all contribute to the real figure.
Bubble wrap's main competitive threat comes from paper-based cushioning, which addresses storage, recycling, and presentation problems that plastic alternatives do not solve.