Getting the Most Out of Your Gaylord Box

Getting the Most Out of Your Gaylord Box

posted on :February 7, 2018

In the shipping and warehousing industry, there’s an amazing variety of different types of containers. One of the most versatile is the Gaylord box. These boxes—sometimes referred to as bulk boxes, bulk bins, watermelon boxes, or pallet boxes—are oversized storage boxes that can be used for a wide range of shipping and storage applications. But, like any industrial container, Gaylord boxes a...

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Benefits of Utilizing Used AkroBins

Benefits of Utilizing Used AkroBins

posted on :February 1, 2018
Categories : Bulk Containers

  When searching for reusable, industrial containers, you’ll notice that many sellers offer both new and used versions. In most cases, it’s a good idea to look at both options to ensure that you get the best possible solution for your budget and needs. Used AkroBins are some of our most popular products because they’re well-known for maintaining their quality over time. The downside is t...

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Why You Should Use Gaylord Boxes for Your Shipping Needs

Why You Should Use Gaylord Boxes for Your Shipping Needs

posted on :January 17, 2018
Gaylord boxes are large, corrugated pallet boxes typically used to ship bulk items. Although named after the manufacturer who made them, they’re now widely available from multiple manufacturers. (more…) Read More
What You Need to Know About Food Grade Barrels

What You Need to Know About Food Grade Barrels

posted on :January 12, 2018
Categories : Bulk Containers , Storage
Barrels allow you to store substantial amounts of bulk foods, such as grains, in an airtight and insect-proof container. But not all plastic barrels are safe for food use. (more…) Read More
Six Signs When It Is Time to Upgrade Your Warehouse Racking System

Six Signs When It Is Time to Upgrade Your Warehouse Racking System

posted on :January 8, 2018
Today’s warehouses date back to World War II. They evolved from granaries and railway depots to become the commercial warehouses we use today. World War II had a significant impact on warehouse development and expansion due to mass production and the storage of war supplies.   (more…) Read More
The Pros and Cons of Buying New, Used, and Refurbished Bulk Containers

The Pros and Cons of Buying New, Used, and Refurbished Bulk Containers

posted on :December 17, 2017
Categories : Bulk Containers
So, you’re in the market for reusable, bulk containers. There’s a myriad of factors to consider before settling on a specific container: the material, type, size, and features of a specific container should all be taken into account. (more…) Read More
The Ultimate Guide to Purchasing Used Gaylord Boxes

The Ultimate Guide to Purchasing Used Gaylord Boxes

posted on :October 2, 2017
Categories : Bulk Containers

What are Gaylord Boxes? Gaylord was originally a trade name for a bulk-size corrugated box that is now a general industry descriptor for any large corrugated pallet box. These containers can be made from various materials, with the most common being: cardboard gaylords, plastic gaylords, and metal gaylords. Like many trade terms that have become standard descriptors, a Gaylord box can describe any...

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It’s in the Bag! All About Super Sacks, FIBC, and Bulk Bags

It’s in the Bag! All About Super Sacks, FIBC, and Bulk Bags

posted on :September 6, 2017
Categories : Bulk Containers

Those who work in the shipping industry must use many different tools and techniques to transport goods. It is important to select the right materials and products to safely transport items. Some items require boxes, bins, or other containers. When shipping, some items can be transported in Flexible Intermediate Bulk Containers, which are known as FIBCs in the shipping industry. These useful and c...

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Extended Producer Responsibility: Manufacturers to Collect, Recycle, Reuse Packaging

Extended Producer Responsibility: Manufacturers to Collect, Recycle, Reuse Packaging

posted on :July 27, 2016

The United States of America has been no stranger to the concept of recycling and reusing products and packaging. The practice of recycling has been around in this country for more than three decades. Introduced in the 1970s, recycling is believed to be one of the oldest and most important cornerstones of the environment movement that garnered mass media attention toward the late 80s and early 90s...

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Re-thinking What It Means to Buy Used

Re-thinking What It Means to Buy Used

posted on :May 30, 2016

The term “used” has such a negative connotation attached to it, and it just doesn’t make sense. Sure, there are certain things that just don’t sound all that appealing if you add “used” to it (underwear, food – that’s just icky). But there are so many things that you could be buying used that will give you the same quality, aesthetic, durability – whatever – as any new counte...

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Running a Green Business

Running a Green Business

posted on :May 25, 2016

Life on this planet may have existed for eons, enduring one catastrophe after another, but it’s nevertheless a fragile and precious thing.  Subsequently, the pollution and harmful practices we take part in can cause major damage to the natural world.   However, we have it within our means to change things for the better, creating a world that’s healthier for us as well as more amenable to al...

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Creating a Better World – Eco-Friendly Ideas and Solutions for Your Home

Creating a Better World – Eco-Friendly Ideas and Solutions for Your Home

posted on :May 18, 2016

We live in an age where topics like pollution and climate change are part of our everyday lives. We worry about water and air quality, whether or not the household or yard products we’re using are putting toxins into the environment or our living spaces, and what our actions today will mean for future generations. Becoming more environmentally aware is a good thing, though, and implementing pr...

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