Sadlers, the UK’s leading supplier of used and redundant boxes, is on the lookout for companies with unwanted boxes taking up precious warehouse space, and are offering market-beating rebates for the waste.
While old KLS (cardboard) prices dropped in November, Sadlers kept their rebates high for both used and redundant cardboard boxes. They have become the go-to company for used and surplus boxes due to both the environmental benefits of reuse as well as the excellent rebates offered to companies with boxes to sell. For businesses searching for efficiencies or worried about losing money on unwanted packaging, this could be the opportunity they never knew existed.
It’s not only the suppliers of the boxes who benefit from the Sadlers Cardboard Box Reuse Scheme, it’s the companies who buy the boxes too. Businesses in the UK are able to buy their packaging much cheaper than average because most items on the Sadlers website are second-hand or obsolete. This makes it a fully circular scheme that benefits all involved. Why recycle when someone could reuse?
There are numerous reasons why a company may accumulate unused boxes that are no longer required: perhaps a specific product line ended, or a mistake was made on the print, or demand wasn’t as high as anticipated. Whether it’s 1,000 boxes or 100,000 boxes, Sadlers has the best solution for these unfortunate but surprisingly common instances. The interesting thing with diverting cardboard to reuse is that it’s no longer classified as ‘waste’, which is not only an environmental benefit but a tax benefit too; you don’t need to report waste if it goes to reuse.
If you are looking to offload some unwanted cardboard boxes and want an environmentally-friendly solution that pays far above the baled rate, visit https://sadlers.co.uk
