How Reusing Shipping Materials Can Help Your Company Achieve Sustainability Goals

Shipping materials often represent a significant portion of operational waste—but they don’t have to. By reusing boxes, pallets, and protective packaging, your company can reduce waste, lower costs, and make measurable progress toward sustainability targets. This resource explains how to implement reuse strategies that benefit both the environment and your bottom line.

What you’ll learn in this resource:

• Why reusing shipping materials supports corporate sustainability goals
• Common materials that can be reused safely and effectively
• Steps to set up a reuse program within your facility
• How to track and report sustainability gains from reuse initiatives

Download the guide now and start turning shipping waste into a sustainability success story.

FAQs

Why reuse shipping materials instead of recycling?
Reuse extends the life of materials, reduces demand for new resources, and avoids the energy costs associated with recycling.

What shipping materials are best suited for reuse?
Corrugated boxes, pallets, crates, and protective packaging like foam or bubble wrap are common candidates.

How do I implement a reuse program?
Create collection points, train staff on reuse protocols, and establish quality checks to ensure materials remain functional.