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Container Exchanger is an online marketplace that offers manufacturing and distribution businesses an outlet for procuring or selling used returnable packaging. The product offerings include many standard and common reusable packaging solutions, including but not limited to plastic totes, plastic collapsible bulk boxes, metal containers, wire baskets, and plastic pallets. Launched in 2005, ContainerExchanger.com has empowered companies to reduce packaging acquisition costs through access to used returnable packaging inventories and it has enabled companies to maximize return during disposal of their used packaging fleets.   According to David Madden, President of Container Exchanger,…. Click Here to Read More

According to David Madden, President of Container Exchanger, “We have facilitated many hundreds of transactions to date and our client list includes Fortune 500 businesses, Automotive Tier 1 manufacturers, consumer product manufacturers, scrap steel businesses, and distribution and freight companies.   We work with and empower independent used equipment dealers, used equipment liquidators, and end users by providing value added sales assistance. We handle all customer questions, follow-up sales calls, payment processing, freight delivery, and after-sales support to our customers, and our method of doing business puts buyers and sellers at ease by controlling monetary flow in a manner…. Click Here to Read More

With the exception of aluminum I heard recycling things like paper and plastic cost more money and exhaust more resources than from making these things from scrap. I also heard that there is vast huge amounts of land fill space to spare, and we are no where near filling these land fills to capacity. What do you know of…. Click Here to Read More

I’ve heard some people who make scrap books as a hobby. Can someone tell me what they do, actually? I got one in a box which also includes all kinds of decorative thingies. The book has transparant plastic thingies to put papers in I guess… Anyway… I don’t really know what to do with it but it looks nice / arty. Anyone’s got experience with those…. Click Here to Read More