The corrugated packaging industry has achieved substantial reductions in the environmental impacts of a corrugated cardboard box, according to a new life cycle assessment. The study shows a 50 percent per unit reduction in greenhouse gas emissions...
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The Fibre Box Association and corrugated packaging industry is focused on sustainability and wants to honor Earth Day Every Day with you.
Corrugated cardboard boxes are made from a renewable resource – trees planted, grown, and harvested responsibly to protect the environment.
With a recycling rate hovering around 90% for the past decade, corrugated cardboard boxes are the most recycled packaging material on the planet by far,
Corrugated is a recycling success story – let’s keep it that way.
The Fibre Box Association (FBA) has a long-standing heritage of serving the corrugated industry. Founded in 1940, the association brought together independent and integrated companies with a common interest in the corrugated industry’s issues, trends, technical challenges, and overall well-being.
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The Corrugated Packaging Industry has completed a comprehensive Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) to evaluate the environmental impact of corrugated boxes.
An LCA is a globally accepted tool that estimates the effects on land, air, and water from the extraction of raw materials, the manufacturing process, product distribution, and use to end-of-life disposal.
Click the button below for more about the LCA and frequently asked questions.
