Question 1

How do pallet trailer swap programs work?

Accepted Answer

We place a trailer at your dock. Your team loads pallets as they accumulate. When the trailer is full, we swap it for an empty one — usually within 24 hours. You never handle transportation or scheduling.

Question 2

Can we get revenue for our cardboard?

Accepted Answer

Yes. DCs generating 2+ tons/week of clean OCC typically qualify for commodity rebates. An on-site baler produces clean bales that command the best market rates.

Question 3

Do you provide balers for warehouses?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We install and maintain vertical and horizontal balers matched to your cardboard volume. Equipment is typically provided at no additional charge for qualifying volumes.

Question 4

How do you handle stretch wrap recycling?

Accepted Answer

Dedicated film collection containers or balers near wrapping stations. Clean stretch wrap is baled and sold to domestic LDPE reprocessors. A DC wrapping 200+ pallets/day can generate significant film volume.

Question 5

Can you manage recycling across multiple DCs?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We coordinate programs across all your facilities nationwide. Same service levels, same reporting format, consolidated billing. Your operations team gets one point of contact for every DC.

Question 6

What happens to damaged goods?

Accepted Answer

We manage damaged goods disposition through our product destruction service. Items are documented, destroyed if required, and materials are recycled where possible.

Question 7

What about equipment decommissions?

Accepted Answer

When you decommission racking, conveyors, or forklifts, we handle removal and recycling. Metal goes to scrap at market rates. Heavy equipment is dismantled for parts and material recovery.

Question 8

What reporting do we get?

Accepted Answer

Monthly reports per facility: tonnage by material, diversion rate, cost/revenue breakdown, and trend analysis. Annual sustainability summaries for ESG disclosures. Multi-DC rollup for corporate reporting.

Distribution & Logistics Recycling — FAQ