1. A greener choiceIn terms of sustainability, bag-in-Box Packaging has an advantage over traditional plastic tubs. Plastic tubs are primarily made of high-density polyethylene (HDPE), a rigid plastic that has a recycling rate of only 30%, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. The production of HDPE relies on petrochemicals, which contribute to harmful greenhouse gas emissions.In contrast, bag-in-box Packaging Uses significantly less plastic. The inner bag is made of low-density plastic, while the outer packaging is made of corrugated cardboard, which is one of the most environmentally friendly materials currently available. Cardboard is 100% biodegradable and recyclable, and corrugated cardboard decomposes within a year. In fact, more than 75% of the material of bag-in-box packaging is made of this recyclable recycled material, and only 25% is plastic, the recyclability of which depends on the local recycling infrastructure.
2. Provide convenience for customersThe bag-in-box packaging stands out for its ease of use. Its rectangular design makes it easy for employees to handle, transport and store. The integrated tap design allows for direct access and increased convenience. No need to lift and pour from a bulky bucket; just open the tap to get the required amount.The tap of the bag-in-box packaging can be precisely controlled, significantly reducing waste. With a 99% evacuation rate, customers can easily use almost all of the product, ensuring value for money. Whether placed on a shelf or on a flat surface, the bag-in-box packaging can provide an extremely convenient user experience.Transitioning to bag-in-box packaging is not only a smart and sustainable choice for your business, it will also improve efficiency and customer satisfaction.
3. Maximizing EfficiencyBag-in-box packaging offers significant advantages in warehouses with limited space. Its simple rectangular design enables it to be stacked more efficiently, avoiding wasted space between units. In contrast, round plastic barrels create gaps when stacked, resulting in inefficient utilization of valuable storage space.Bag-in-box packaging can reduce storage space. For example, a pallet of bag-in-box packaging only requires 33 cubic feet of space to hold 200 gallons of product, while a pallet of plastic drums only requires 59 cubic feet of space to hold 180 gallons of product. This means that bag-in-box packaging only requires 26 cubic feet of space to store an additional 20 gallons of product, effectively maximizing storage capacity and efficiency.
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