October 4, 2023
(press release)
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Goodpack's supply chain solutions enable businesses to derive more value while furthering global efforts for greater sustainability. Our reusable Intermediate Bulk Containers (IBCs) are at the forefront of enabling the worldwide shift to more environmentally friendly processes, alongside building more resilient, proactive, and cost-efficient supply chains. Sustainability is becoming increasingly important as the world faces challenges such as climate change, resource depletion, and environmental issues. By adopting sustainable practices organizations, and communities can help to create a more sustainable world for all. Let’s have a look at our commitment and contribution to sustainability: Longevity: Goodpack's focus on quality and durability ensures that its containers can provide reliable service for a lifespan of more than 30 years, while also contributing to a more sustainable and efficient supply chain. Reusable Containers: Goodpack's reusable containers are designed to be reused, repaired, and recycled, which reduces the need for single-use packaging and minimizes waste. Resource Conservation: Goodpack's containers are designed to maximize space utilization both in transportation, eliminating the fuel consumption of transporting empty space, as well as in storage, reducing land and energy used for warehouses. Carbon Footprint Reduction: Goodpack's container pooling system reduces the number of empty containers being shipped, which helps to reduce transportation costs and carbon emissions. By adopting sustainable practices, Goodpack provides value to its customers while also contributing to a more sustainable future for all. About Us Goodpack is the world’s largest provider of reusable metal containers on a pay-per-use basis to companies transporting their valuable payloads globally by road, rail, or sea. We are committed to creating circular supply chains with our customers in leading sectors like Rubber, Chemical, Automotive, Food and Beverage and Consumer Goods. Our intelligent fleet of 4.3 million IBCs are spread across 5000 delivery and collection points worldwide.
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