Returnity Innovations builds reusable packaging systems for supply chains, including The Last Box™, a collapsible shipping box designed to run through existing carrier and warehouse workflows. Developed with FedEx for B2B shipping, the box is engineered for 50-plus reuse cycles and has helped customers such as Vuori eliminate more than 100,000 cardboard boxes annually. Returnity pairs the packaging with pilots, operating procedures, training, and data tracking to make closed-loop logistics practical at scale.
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IPL SchoellerIPL Schoeller makes reusable transport and rigid plastic packaging designed to keep goods moving through more efficient, circular supply chains. The company combines design, engineering and in-house materials innovation across 26 production facilities in North America, the United Kingdom and Europe, including eight with recycling capabilities. Its work includes durable packaging made with recycled and upcycled materials, such as beverage crates incorporating discarded tulip nets and fishing gear.URBANA, OH
RPP ContainersFounded in 1998 as Reusable Packaging Products, Cincinnati-based RPP Containers designs and supplies reusable plastic bulk containers and pallets for manufacturing, agriculture, food processing, and distribution. Its in-house engineering team develops custom returnable packaging, supported by rapid prototyping, product testing, and production-tooling capabilities. RPP also refurbishes used containers through its RefurBest program and buys back damaged or obsolete plastic bulk containers, extending the life of reusable packaging.CINCINNATI, OH
SURE-Pak PackagingSURE-Pak Packaging makes collapsible, reusable bulk containers for shipping, storage, and logistics operations. Its signature system combines a plastic pallet and top with a corrugated or plastic sleeve, creating a four-way-entry container that holds up to 2,000 pounds while stacking four high. The containers have been used by the National Guard for disaster-relief shipments and by the FBI to organize archived bomb-remnant evidence.MELVILLE, NY
Adapt-A-Pak, IncFounded in 1987, Fairborn’s Adapt-A-Pak designs and manufactures custom corrugated and returnable packaging, with a specialty in foam and plastic returnable systems that the company says it has developed for more than 27 years. Its 230,333-square-foot facility supports the process from engineering and prototyping through production, while the company also designs packaging to reduce waste and reports reusing or recycling nearly 100% of unused raw material.FAIRBORN, OH