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Reusable shipping packaging instead of disposable cardboard boxes

Pay 53% less for packaging,
save 76% of CO₂ emissions

hey circle reusable package

Reusable shipping packaging

  • Saves ~53% on packaging costs with closed loop runs

  • Reduces waste and CO₂ emissions compared to single-use cardboard and mailerbags

  • Up to 60 rounds between sender and recipient

  • IT solution for tracking and inventory.

  • Box-specific impact and warehouse tracking.

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Closed loops: cost savings with reusable shipping

Reusable packaging is most cost-effective when it doesn’t have to be returned empty. It works best when something is already being sent back to the sender – for example, for repairs, product exchanges, or inventory returns. This way, there are no extra shipping costs for the empty packaging. The same packaging can be used again and again – saving both money and waste.

Examples: Rent & repair, order for choice, store stocking and intralogistics.

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Start saving: shop shipping bags and boxes

News from hey circle

The greatest cost savings with reusable shipping occur when the packaging is returned together with a return of goods that is already being returned. This eliminates additional return costs for the empty packaging and the benefits of multiple use are fully realised.

Examples: Rent & repair, order for choice, store stocking and intralogistics.

Data-based sustainability

hey circle boxes and bags have an external Life Cycle Assessment from Ökopol. hey circle Box L saves 94% waste and 76% CO2 emissions compared to disposable cardboard. How much can your company save with hey circle? 

With all CEP services shipping

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