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Ever wonder what happens to your recycled cardboard after it leaves your business? Take a behind-the-scenes look at where it goes and why it matters.

Cardboard prices are rising due to limited supply, increased exports, and high energy costs, impacting businesses that rely on packaging and recycling.

Discover how the invention of cardboard revolutionized small businesses, making packaging affordable, sustainable, and essential for success.

A major European packaging company is investing $110 million in a new Indiana plant.

Avoid common cardboard recycling mistakes that cost your business money—learn how to keep it clean, dry, and efficient while cutting waste removal costs!

The European cardboard market rebounded in 2024, with increased paper and board production and rising demand for recycled materials, trends that could impact small businesses in the U.S. through packaging costs, recycling opportunities, and trade dynamics.

Investing in a cardboard baler allows small businesses to maximize rebates by partnering with companies like Greene Recycling, reducing waste costs, saving space, and boosting sustainability efforts.

International Paper is closing four facilities, reducing containerboard production.

International Paper’s $7.2 billion merger with DS Smith creates a global leader in sustainable packaging, promising innovation, expanded market reach, and potential benefits for small businesses seeking eco-friendly solutions.

Greify is shutting down key facilities in Georgia and Massachusetts