Have you considered the potential revenue from selling the empty cardboard boxes your company generates daily? Instead of merely baling or compacting these boxes, think about our program designed to maximize the financial return on your scrap materials. We evaluate various factors to enhance your profitability, including container sizes, box volumes, and logistics costs. Our experienced team collaborates closely with your production staff to refine the collection process, enabling your operators to concentrate on their core tasks and improving overall efficiency.
At Used Boxes Toronto®, we focus on buying both new and used cardboard boxes at prices significantly higher than those generally available in the scrap corrugated market. Our mission is to assist businesses in transforming their surplus cardboard into a valuable asset while promoting sustainable recycling practices.
Our comprehensive bin recycling program is designed to streamline operations for your company. We offer convenient pickup services directly from your facility, ensuring that your cardboard boxes are collected efficiently. By partnering with us, your organization can establish a profitable recycling initiative that not only generates additional revenue but also contributes to a reduced carbon footprint. Every time one of your corrugated cartons is reused, you play a part in environmental sustainability.
Cost Savings for Buyers
On the flip side, buyers seeking packaging solutions will benefit greatly from our program. By purchasing used boxes, they can save over 50% compared to the constantly rising costs of new boxes. This provides a significant advantage for businesses looking to manage their packaging expenses effectively
To facilitate the purchasing process, we ask that you provide detailed information about the boxes you wish to sell. Please list the dimensions of each box in inches, specifying Length, Width, and Height, along with the quantity for each size. Additionally, we request a clear image of the boxes along with how they are stacked on a pallet. You can do this by clicking the "attach files" link below.
Moreover, please include details about the certification stamp or a photograph of the certification stamp located on the bottom flap of each box. This information helps us ensure that we are purchasing quality materials.
If you have any additional inquiries or information to share, please feel free to add them. We are committed to responding to all requests as soon as possible. Thank you for considering Used Boxes Toronto for your box recycling needs!.
Step 1: Measure the Length
Identify the longest side of the box to begin. This will be considered the length of the box. Place your measuring tool so that it spans from the leftmost edge to the rightmost edge of the box. Ensure that the tool is aligned straight across, not at an angle, to avoid inaccuracies. The measurement you get is the box's length. Remember, precision is key, so take your time to ensure the tool is properly aligned.
Step 2: Measure the Width
Next, you'll measure the width of the box, which is the side adjacent to the length. Again, ensure your measuring tool is placed straight across from one edge to the other. This measurement is the box's width, typically considered the shorter side. As with the length, make sure the tool is perfectly horizontal for an accurate measurement.
Step 3: Measure the Height (Depth)
The height, or depth, of the box is measured from the top down to the base. If the box is closed, you'll measure the outside. If it's open, you can also measure from the inside, going from the top edge down to the bottom. Ensure that your measuring tool is perpendicular to the base of the box to avoid slanting, which could result in an incorrect measurement.
Remove the tape and flatten the boxes.
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