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Corrugated Cardboard and Recycle Statistics

People are familiar with corrugated cardboard, as it is a widely used packaging material that can be customized to store, ship and protect nearly any product. But what do you really know about the sustainable facts behind this extremely environmentally responsible material? Explore the statistics below, and discover the benefits of corrugated cardboard. 93% of

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Green packaging for the wine industry:

Innovative packaging is critical in the wine industry, as wineries must combine attractive packaging with protective materials, appealing to customers while keeping bottles safe through the shipping and handling process. The holidays are approaching, and many people ship local wines across the country as gifts, with increased awareness regarding the environmental impacts of the packaging

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3 replacements for Styrofoam:

Styrofoam shipping boxes are made from polystyrene plastic, commonly used for its strong insulation and cushioning properties. Fragile items, such as wine bottles, can be shipped long distances in Styrofoam shipping boxes without being damaged. Foods, medical supplies and other temperature-sensitive items can be shipped safely at consistent temperatures in Styrofoam boxes. Styrofoam is often

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H-Loc Trapped Blister vs. the Clamshell: Sustainability

In the ongoing battle between the H-Loc Trapped Blister and the traditional clamshell package, we put the recyclable trapped blister against the all-plastic clamshell in a fight for sustainability. We have already proven that the trapped blister is safer than the clamshell, eliminating the “wrap rage” that often leads to injuries when trying to open clamshells

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