Reusing materials is one of the most effective ways to reduce waste and promote sustainable practices. When it comes to packaging materials, cardboard is a prime example of how reusing can be better than recycling.

Cardboard is a versatile and widely used material in the packaging industry, but it has a drawback: it is not easy to recycle. The recycling process requires a lot of energy and resources, and the quality of the recycled material is often poor.

On the other hand, reusing cardboard is much more efficient. When a cardboard box is used multiple times, it reduces the need to produce new boxes, saving on the energy, materials, and labor required to make them.

This is why IC-Plastica is pioneering the way in the packaging industry with a return and earn cardboard system for non-food grade critical customers. Our system provides our customers with thick, high-quality cardboard boxes that they can use again and again. We've noticed that this approach is having a positive impact not only on our own processes but also on the processes of our customers, as they start to see the benefits of reusing and are adopting similar practices, leading to a snowball effect of material savings and waste reduction downstream.

Moreover, IC-Plastica has noticed that the reusing approach, not only reduces the carbon footprint and waste, but also can help organizations save money on packaging costs in the long run and also help them in achieving their sustainability goals.

Reusing materials is a simple yet powerful way to make a positive impact on the environment. By choosing to use and reusing our return and earn cardboard system, IC-Plastica's customers can reduce their environmental footprint, save on costs and promote sustainable practices.