by Michael Boik | Aug 19, 2026 | Mailer Envelopes, Packaging Suppliers, Packaging Solutions, Ecommerce Packaging, Sustainable Perspective, Sustainable Products
2026 has been a tumultuous time in the corrugated board industry, with multiple price increases from sheet plants impacting the cost of all boxes and corrugated mailers. These price increases often lead operations managers to reassess their packaging options and ask...
by Dennis Salazar | Aug 12, 2026 | Packaging Solutions, Sustainable Perspective, Sustainable People, Inside Sustainable Packaging, Sustainable Products
It has been a long time since I wrote about the three Rs in sustainability. For those who may have forgotten, they are Reduce, Recycle, and “the other guy” (for fellow Seinfeld fans), Reuse. All three facets of sustainability have become such a part of everyday life...
by Dennis Salazar | Jun 16, 2026 | About This Blog, Inside Sustainable Packaging, Information Center, Salazar News
Today, June 16th, we’re celebrating a milestone that means so much to us: 18 years of sharing information, educating, and bringing clarity to a confusing industry that is in a constant state of change. Initially, our industry leading blog, Inside Sustainable Packaging...
by Michael Boik | Apr 30, 2026 | Mailer Envelopes, Packaging Solutions, Ecommerce Packaging, DTC Boxes, Sustainable Perspective, Inside Sustainable Packaging, Sustainable Products
We’ve all received clothing items purchased online that are packaged in plain or printed poly bags. There’s often a hole in the bag, and the presentation leaves much to be desired. Not to mention the sustainability elephant in the room. Lawmakers are cracking down on...
by Alan Wright | Mar 30, 2026 | Packaging Solutions, Sustainable Perspective, Inside Sustainable Packaging, Sustainable Products
A couple years ago our Co-founder Dennis Salazar asked, Can Sustainability Go Too Far? He cited examples of packaging where this is indeed the case, such as single-use plastic water bottles that have become so flimsy they are practically unusable. It’s a case in which...