by crateadmin | Jul 19, 2023 | Sustainability, Why Ecorrcrate
In recent history, bulk plastic crates have been a standard option for shipping. They’re strong, holding upwards of 2,000 pounds. They’re reusable. And they come in a variety of shapes and sizes. You might even find ones made from recycled materials. But for all of...
by crateadmin | Mar 21, 2023 | Durability, Industries, Sustainability, Uncategorized, Value, Why Ecorrcrate
Shipping takes time, costs money, and the required containers and supplies occupy valuable space in your warehouse. What if you could slash all of these? If there was a shipping solution that was totally customizable, laid completely flat, required no additional...
by crateadmin | Jan 27, 2023 | Durability, Sustainability, Value, Why Ecorrcrate
A Brief History of Wood Crates Wood-constructed containers have been utilized throughout recorded human history, dating back as far as five thousand years. Wood crates were first formally introduced as shipping containers in the 18th century and are still the...
by crateadmin | Jan 14, 2023 | Durability, Shipping Tips, Sustainability, Value, Why Ecorrcrate
The Old Standard: a Short History Setting a new standard, you say? Why? The old standard appeared to be working just fine and has been for hundreds of years now. So, is this just change for the sake of change or is there more to this story? We could dive into many of...
by crateadmin | Aug 15, 2022 | Durability, Industries, Shipping Tips, Sustainability, Value, Why Ecorrcrate
The pressure is rising on better shipping practices to meet today’s new realities and challenges; the demand for faster, cheaper, more reliable, and more sustainable packaging requires an innovative solution. The major import-export hubs are jammed, and freight is...
by crateadmin | May 24, 2021 | Shipping Tips, Sustainability, Value, Why Ecorrcrate
We have all been asking ourselves, “When are lumber prices coming down?” For more than a year, lumber prices have been escalating, so there has to be an end to it, right?! The short answer is “Yes, eventually” but the longer answer is not so encouraging. According to...
