Corrugate Packaging
Sustainability and durability
Corrugated paper, also known as corrugated cardboard, was first invented in 1817 by a London merchant named Henry Wright. He used layers of paper, which had been treated with a pulping process called “pulping,” to create a strong and stiff material that could be used to make boxes and other packaging materials.
The corrugated paper industry really took off in the United States in the late 1800s, when a man named William W. Lyman patented a machine that could mass-produce corrugated cardboard. This machine, called the Fourdrinier Machine, used a continuous process to produce long rolls of corrugated paper, which could then be cut and shaped into boxes and other packaging materials.
In the early 1900s, corrugated paper began to be used more and more for packaging, as it was strong and lightweight, making it ideal for shipping goods. In the 1920s, the corrugated paper industry began to use recycled paper to make corrugated cardboard, which helped to reduce waste and increase the sustainability of the industry.
Today, corrugated cardboard is used in a wide range of applications, including packaging for consumer products, construction materials, and even art projects. It is a versatile and durable material that has played a key role in the development of modern packaging and shipping industries.
Our corrugate is sustainably sourced and can be marked with the Sustainable Forest Initiative certification stamp. Everything from shipping boxes to full-color custom-printed POP displays can be created to contain, protect, and promote your product. Every square inch of a box can be customized to promote your brand to every set of eyes that see it, not just your customer.
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Shipping Containers
Corrugate is a favorite to ship in and the most widely used material for shipping because it is so durable, versatile, functional, cost effective, customizable, and sustainable.
Heavy Duty Packaging
Double wall and triple wall designs in a variety of grades have been created by packaging structural engineers to ensure your product arrives in the condition that you intended it to. Customize it to showcase your brand!
E-Commerce
Direct-to-consumer packaging is how your customer interacts with your virtual storefront. Create the full unboxing experience with color printing that can be done in a variety of grades. Our manufacturer can provide ISTA 6-Amazon certified performance testing as well as “Ship in its own container” (SIOC) options.
Food & Beverage Boxes
Push the innovation boundaries with solutions that support multiple supply chains including wholesale, retail, and direct-to-consumer. Our manufacturers are GFSI (Global Food Safety Initiative) Certified. Specialized produce boxes with easy one-piece containers, ventilated designs, barrier coatings, and bulk bins are available.
Master Pack Boxes
We can create the perfect-sized master pack box for your products or choose from a wide selection of stock sizes.
Retail Displays
We can partner with you to build your brand by utilizing retail expertise and shopper marketing insights to create stunning POP displays, end caps, Point-of-Sale (POS) packaging, and full retail ready displays.
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of corrugated cardboard was recycled in 2021
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