Everyday we use a lot of Styrofoam boxes for packing. Some customers have no use for them afterward and they are wasted and end up in the trash can. I want to know if there is a greener and more economical packing material available with at least the same insulation and protective functions. (Suitable for storing fish.) Thanks.
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I would suggest something reusable - cheap coolers for instance, maybe even with your logo on them? You could try & enforce a packaging charge if someone preffered the disposable packing. (Like some supermarkets/retailers now do.) You could additionally have a basic initial charge for the coolers, but it might appeal to your regulars as a means of avoiding being charged for the disposable ones. I'd ask a few of your regular customers how they felt about the idea & gauge the response.
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