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Is your business suffering from added expenses of replacing your transit packaging each time you ship? Businesses are strapped today with the added cost of maintaining a quickly disappearing stock of transit packaging due to recycling and raw material costs.

Millions of dollars are lost to theft on a national level, and while there are more than 1,600 businesses involve in recycling post-consumer plastics and these industries have invested over $2 billion in creating technologies and implementing them across communities in this nation, stopping the thievery seems difficult at best.

In California the Assembly was contemplating a bill that would make it a misdemeanor punishable by a 6-month county jail term and/or a $1,000 fine if a person who was recycling could not identify themselves as the owner of said mass transit stackable plastic storage bins.

While well intentioned, the bill had to be revised and watered down and got stuck because of packaging that was sold everyday along with product that would make it difficult to determine if a person returning such packaging could be accused of being involved with illegal recycling of Plastic Storage, so a very wide margin had to be initiated in order not to offend the public at large from being accused of being involved in mass recycling.

Businesses have been aggressive by initiating new streamlined stackable plastic storage bins and packaging for transit that have less weight and material. They can be stacked up to the usual storage height for transit and when not holding product, collapse completely inside of themselves for storage that has a smaller footprint and can be stored in a smaller space.

If you are a business and you are seeing added expenses from replacing your Stackable Plastic Storage Bins, look to your legislation for support. They are indeed working with the public in general to help alleviate the growing problem and are initiating bills in this regard.