Industry Materials

Companies across industries are being forced to prioritize supply chain resiliency so they can successfully deliver the right products, to the right destinations, at the right price and at the right time. Online shopping has shifted distribution channels. Product shortages have frustrated consumers. People who never thought about supply chains are now acutely aware of the crucial role they play in making the world go ‘round.

Our industry’s recycling track record is miles ahead of any other packaging material. This prolonged and focused effort on recovery and reuse is one of many things that makes corrugated cardboard boxes extraordinary, and why consumers should feel good about the boxes being delivered to their doorsteps.

Find out how boxes — the most extraordinary ordinary thing in the world — can reduce shipping costs and waste, and help sell product in your store.

Corrugated cardboard boxes are so common, it can be easy to take them for granted. But boxes are so, so much more than ordinary. In fact, boxes are extraordinary.

The corrugated packaging industry has unveiled a new tagline for its promotion program. “Boxes. The most extraordinary ordinary thing in the world.”

A life cycle assessment of corrugated containers and reusable plastic containers for produce transport and display. Since shipping containers are essential to the successful delivery of
products from point of origin to retail shelves, the question may be asked:
what’s the best choice?

The corrugated box can and should be thought of as one of the key technologies for e-commerce-era fulfillment. Boxes deliver on protection, branding & sustainability fronts for e-commerce.

The FBA produce sales brochure is designed to promote the benefits of corrugated packaging for use in fresh produce supply chains. Growers, shippers, packers, and others in the supply chain can count on corrugated packaging to protect, transport, and sell their product.

This infographic shows why corrugated packaging is an extraordinary recycling success story.

This infographic details results from a life cycle assessment report measuring and documenting the cradle-to-cradle environmental impact of corrugated packaging.