REDUCE:

Purchase corrugated sheets containing recycled material, including post-consumer waste.  Discover ways to reduce test of customer specifications that still carry and protect the products.  Manufacturing glue joints rather than stitch joints that can be recycled and not discarded in landfills.

RENEW:

Majority of inks used to print corrugated are water based rather than oil based.  Design specifications using the least amount of paper that will still protect the customer’s product. Preventive maintenance program to have equipment run efficiently.

REMOVE:

Eliminate wax coatings with alternative coatings that can be recycled, not discarded in landfills.  Replace plastic foam interior packaging with corrugated that can be recycled.  Use solid fiber cores to replace wooden pallets.

RE-USE:

Use set-up sheets from beginning of manufacturing runs as a protection for bales shipped.  Using recycled wooden pallets that include repairing for continued use.  Determine with customer if scrap in their facility can be used to protect their product.

RECYCLE:

Recycle all office scrap paper.  Recycle all trim scrap by bailing and returning to recycling facility.  Print "Recycle" on all boxes to encourage end user to recycle.