S&J Industrial re-usable plastic pallets and totes

Wednesday, 20 February, 2019 | Supplied by: S&J Industrial

S&J Industrial’s re-usable plastic pallets, totes, dunnage and bulk systems can be used to improve the flow of product to reduce costs, enhance profitability and add sustainability.

Using data from individual companies S&J Industrial can calculate the economic and environmental impact of re-usable packaging to the company’s supply chain. Users can then compare re-usable packaging with single-use packaging, in terms of ROI, cost per trip, savings over the life of the packaging, and solid waste, energy and greenhouse gas emission impacts.

The service gives real, unbiased data to help companies make informed packaging decisions.

Online: www.sjindustrial.com.au
Phone: 02 6021 2580

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