Tag archives for ‘biodegradable

Months ago, we wrote about the work we had done for a company that was shipping out green product samples to green-minded consumers. It was a neat application, and we enjoyed doing it. But since then, we have been approached by a number of companies also interested in shipping out a wide variety of products [...]

There are a number of industries that routinely ship out products such as cell phones, tablets, laptops and a variety of other electronic devices. This is often times done for replacement or loaner purposes when products are being exchanged or returned. Whatever the reason for the back and forth or “round trip” shipment, the end [...]

The term “so good it melts in your mouth” is over-hyped and so over used it has nearly lost all meaning. However, it really is an accurate description of the candy product made by one of our newest Globe Guard customers. Barbary Brix is a San Francisco-based company that makes candy the way it used [...]

We realize that in some green circles plastic is an objectionable word and an unacceptable packaging solution under any circumstances. However, those of us who have assumed the responsibility and task of satisfying unique customer requirements understand that plastics bring a unique set of properties that in most cases cannot be duplicated by paper or [...]

Please understand the above unflattering description of our padded paper mailers is not my own but one expressed regularly by customers. “Please send me two more cases of those ugly padded mailers,” is a request we’ve heard on several occasions. However, our customers love them for their inner beauty, because if you look past the [...]

It’s difficult to believe that we’ve been doing this for three years, but this week marks the third anniversary of the launch of our popular blog. In 2008, our then-marketing director Brad Shorr urged us to blog and share what we know and what we do, with the world. I reluctantly agreed, even though operating [...]

Just in time for summer, we have replenished our cooler inventory on our Globe Guard® Products green packaging web store. The timing could not be better considering the warmer weather, outdoor activities and the growing opposition to Styrofoam (EPS) coolers. Green Packaging at its Best Our large capacity, 15-quart cooler can be easily assembled, used [...]

Even though we are best known for the boxes we sell, it’s what we can create for the inside of the box that truly sets us apart in a crowded field of packaging suppliers. Recently, we have blogged about partitions and molded pulp options, and our inflatable and other “stock” void fill options are also [...]

More than a year ago, Packaging Digest published this article about some protective packaging work we did for Volcano Island Honey to safeguard their glass jars of rare and delicious white organic honey from breakage. Gratefully, since then companies have sought us out to help them overcome their greatest packaging challenges, especially if their objective [...]

Globe Guard Cooler Season Is Finally Here!

If you live in an area like ours that seemed to experience an especially long and harsh winter, you are probably as excited as we are to see spring has finally arrived. Soon we’re likely to be complaining about the extreme summer heat and struggling to keep cold things cold, such as beverages, food, etc. [...]

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  • Brad Shorr Hi Dennis, Congratulations on three years of great blogging. You’ve really drawn attention to sustainable packaging, especially in the realm of secondary packaging, which is so...
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  • Dennis Salazar Rider, we are fortunate to have the freindship and guidance of a green blogging pioneer like you. Thank you for the nice response and for showing us the way.
  • Dug Belan In my experience, b-flute is more puncture-resistant and crush-proof. The quality of the top and bottom liner paper is sometimes a factor, as well.
  • Rider Thompson Dennis- Congrats on one year with ISP! You and Brad have done a wonderful job with the blog providing a wealth of useful information to people all over the world. I’ve always...
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