Looking to make sure that your paper mailer saves you a ton of money on shipping and packaging while also throwing this in the recycling bin? Then you’re in luck.
Many times we don’t think about recycling, and we can’t really know the different aspects of what goes into it. Here we’ll discuss curbside recycling, why it matters, and how the EcoJacket Padded paper mailer is perfect for the job.
Why you gotta Care about Curbside recycling
More and more customers crave sustainability, and it’s something that needs to be made simple.
The simplest way is a paper mailer tossed right into the recycling bin. It leads to a higher recycling rate, a more positive environmental impact, and finally, happy customers.
While alternative packaging was made from soft plastics may seem simpler, it’s very hard, nearly impossible, to recycle. It causes confusion on a customer’s part and builds landfill waste.
Did you know that 81% of paper packaging is recovered and then recycled? That’s a large number. In contrast, only 10% of soft plastic is actually recycled. So yes, if it’s paper, people will recycle.
How the Eco Jacket saves you Recycling Time
If you’re someone who doesn’t like to recycle or has customers that want to keep it simple, then you’ll want the EcoJacket.
For one, it’s super easy to recycle at your house. It’s placed right in the bin that’s outside a customer’s home. You don’t have to take it to specialty locations, just leave it outside and watch them work that magic!
This type of product is also made only of paper. So instead of it needing to be torn off and sorted, or to have the void fill taken off, it’s all right there, ready for you.
Finally, it’s so easy to communicate with customers. This label instructs customers to properly recycle this in their bin outside. A lot of people already know about this, so it’ll be natural for them.
Saving on Supply, Shipping, Costs and Labor
While corrugated boxes are great, these mailers are such a better alternative and do help you save.
First they save you on shipping costs. They reduce the DIM weight, so it conforms to the shape and items shipped out and minimize this package size. Ti does reduce the DIM weight by up to 10% in most cases.
It also reduces weight actually. Due to it being lighter than regular boxes, it also reduces that actual weight.
The EcoJacket also saves on packaging costs. It doesn’t require tape due to the self-sealing closure. It eliminates that need for some tape. There's also no void fill required, so it comes with padding that’ll cushion the items within it. that eliminates any possible need for void fills or additional types of materials.
It also reduces the labor costs of packaging by up to twice as fast. It’s so quick. You just have to peel the strip which adheres to it, and then pats this closed. When you pack boxes, you have to put the box together, load this, add in the void fill, and finally tape all of this shut.
So what does that mean for you? Well workers can then pack mailers up to 2.5 times faster than the ones that use a box.
So reading this means that yes, it’s straightforward, eco friendly, and is good for reusing the shipping costs and boosting recycling rates. Ti also simplifies everything for customers, offering savings and benefits. It’s great for getting efficiency without compromising the sustainability of the item that’s there for you to use.
