by Dennis Salazar | Aug 31, 2010 | Sustainable Products
We have spent a great deal of time suggesting the idea of “right sizing”, which is essentially only using as large of a shipping container as is truly needed for any product being shipped. Minimizing the size of a shipping box is green and economical because it also...
by Dennis Salazar | Aug 24, 2010 | Inside Sustainable Packaging
There is no doubt most people know us for our 100% PCW recycled content corrugated, stock, shipping boxes, but over half of the boxes we sell are custom printed with our customers’ brand or design. One of the things we have noticed is that an increasing number are...
by Dennis Salazar | Aug 17, 2010 | Sustainable Perspective
Every once in a while we are involved in a packaging application that really makes us think about the non-business messaging we communicate to others. This post explores one such example.
by Dennis Salazar | Aug 5, 2010 | Sustainable Perspective
One of the things I find most interesting about sustainable packaging as well as quite frustrating at times, is that it is constantly changing. We know firsthand that what was considered green just a short two years ago is no longer acceptable as the products,...
by Dennis Salazar | Jul 29, 2010 | Inside Sustainable Packaging
It’s a picture reminiscent of “Where’s Waldo?” but can you find the missing component in the photo below? A stand for a bag-making machine shipped to us in this box filled with shredded corrugated and twisted paper void fill. Both are excellent and very green products...
