Whether unboxing a brand-new purchase or protecting belongings for moving house or storage, it’s likely that consumers have encountered plastic bubble wrap in one form or another.
Though they may be fun to pop, these plastic products have a very serious environmental cost that needs to be addressed. It’s time to take action to replace plastic bubbles as the potential for pollution grows along with global e-commerce.
In today's fast-paced business landscape, efficiency and sustainability are key to staying ahead of the competition. As a business owner, you're constantly looking for ways to streamline your operations, reduce waste, and improve your bottom line.
When should you use Poly Mailing Bags and when should you use cardboard boxes? It all comes down to what you're sending and where!
We'll take a look at the advantages of each ... and when they can also work well together!
In today's eco-conscious world, businesses are under increasing pressure to reduce their environmental impact. One area that often gets overlooked is the management of packaging waste, particularly cardboard. At Box Depot, a company that specialises in eco-friendly packing supplies, we've...
When is a box a box? And when is it not a box?!
At Box Depot we sell once-used cardboard boxes.
Many people assume that “used boxes” or “recycled boxes” are those piles of boxes you see outside shops of an evening, waiting on the binman to collect.
But it takes a lot for those boxes to have got into that state …
More and more people are aware of just how bad plastics can be for the environment. Never mind how many decades (yes, really!) it takes to degrade, its petroleum content can have devastating consequences to animals and the natural world.
For many years, we've been conditioned to assume that to fill voids in packaging (or voidfill, as it is known) you need plastic bubble wrap or plastic packing beans.
But come on! It's the 21st Century! And there are alternatives that are waaay more eco-friendly!
