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Commissioned by the Corrugated Packaging Alliance and conducted by the National Council for Air and Stream Improvement (NCASI), the LCA found that corrugated packaging recovery reduced the industry’s greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) by 35 percent between 2006-2014 by keeping corrugated out of landfills. Methane emissions from landfills are a significant contributor to global warming.
A Quality, Durable Mailing Box Solution. These shipping boxes are perfect for safely shipping small, fragile items to customers, friends, or relatives. This mailing box is manufactured with corrugated material that meets Edge Crush Test (ECT) and Bursting Test Standards to ensure safe shipping of your items. We provide customized options to fit your shipping needs. This shipping box is designed to be easy to assemble by folding the box according to the included instructions. The white color of these small shipping boxes is great for displaying your branding or label.
These are made up of several layers of material that are stronger together than they would be on their own. An inside liner and an outside liner are filled in the middle with a fluted material that helps solidify and strengthen the entire piece.
Corrugated cartons perfectly balance strength and lightness of weight, so they’re perfect if you need to ship a variety of products carefully. In addition to their structural strength, they’re also resistant to moisture and sudden changes in temperature.
Of course, no container is fully impervious to being crushed or being exposed to rain, sleet or heat for a long period of time, but if you want the added confidence that your product will arrive securely, corrugated packaging is a great option.
Corrugated packaging is a durable, cost-effective, and versatile packaging material that’s made from 3 or more sheets of corrugated fiberboard (also known as container board). Corrugated boxes are made from a flat material called linerboard and a medium, which is paper that’s formed into flutes and glued between linerboard.
Corrugated’s successful recovery rate contributes to overall improvements in the industry’s environmental impact. Released to the public in June 2017, the latest corrugated industry life cycle assessment (LCA) confirms continued environmental progress through increased efficiencies in mill energy systems, increased use of low-impact fossil fuels, and increased recovery for recycling.
