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A recent announcement from President Trump has raised concerns across the shipping and packaging industry. On April 2, 2025, Trump proposed sweeping new import tariffs, including a 10% blanket tariff on all imports and a 25% tariff on select materials like cars, auto parts, and raw goods. Softwood lumber—used heavily in pallets and crates—isn’t included yet, but it's being discussed. That alone is enough to shake confidence in pricing and sourcing stability.
Don’t toss those used boxes just yet. Whether you’ve just finished a home move or are clearing out a commercial space, there are practical ways to reuse moving boxes across residential, warehouse, and light industrial settings.
Reusable transport packaging consists of durable, multi-use containers designed to move products efficiently through supply chains. These include pallets, crates, bins, totes, intermediate bulk containers (IBCs), reusable plastic containers (RPCs), and other handling systems built for repeated use.
IBC totes are widely used for transporting and storing liquids, chemicals, and other bulk materials. However, when it comes to selling or recycling used IBC totes, it’s crucial to follow proper handling and loading procedures to prevent fines, rejected loads, or delays.
This case study highlights how reevaluating procurement strategies and leveraging competitive tools can generate significant cost savings for businesses. By addressing outdated contracts, exploring alternative suppliers, and tapping into online marketplaces, our client achieved a dramatic reduction in pallet costs, freeing up thousands of dollars annually.
RePackify is excited to announce the successful close of our seed fundraising round, led by SNAK Venture Partners. This investment will accelerate our mission to streamline warehouse shipping and to make our marketplace the go to spot for all warehouse procurement.
The U.S. government is adding a 25% tariff on products coming in from Canada and Mexico. If you rely on items like pallets, boxes, cardboard, or IBC totes, you’re likely to see a price increase. Here’s a clear look at what’s happening and what it could mean for your business.
When it comes to shipping, storage, and bulk material handling, choosing the right Gaylord box is critical. Among the many options available, full flap bottom and partial flap bottom Gaylord boxes are two of the most versatile and widely used. But how do you decide which one best suits your needs?
Managing large volumes of cardboard waste can be a logistical headache for many businesses. If your operations produce significant amounts of cardboard or Old Corrugated Cardboard (OCC), a cardboard baler might be the game-changing solution you need.