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Mythconception
Insulating foam is plastic and therefore bad.
Fact
Insulating foam is made of 98% air with an attractive environmental footprint, as it uses a low amount of energy, water and minimal raw material to manufacture a high value, reusable box.
Mythconception
Insulating foam is not recyclable.
Fact
Insulating foam is 100% recyclable! Unlike other popular packaging, it is commercially viable to recycle insulating foam. The recycling process is both clean and simple, without any run-off or toxic sludge.
Mythconception
When burning, it emits toxic fumes.
Fact
Foam is completely inert and non-toxic and at its end of life – after many lives – it is used in municipal waste-to-energy programs for its high calorific value. It emits less toxic gases and fumes than ‘natural’ materials such as wood, wool and cork. See how Sweden does it.
Mythconception
Expensive to store and transport.
Fact
Insulating foam is no longer disadvantaged by its bulk. Due to their durable and multi-use hinges, our revolutionary boxes fold flat for up to 65% reduction in the empty packaging volume. Our boxes, made of 98% air, are incredibly light and provide savings in fuel consumption.
Mythconception
Insulating foam is toxic.
Fact
It’s made of 98% air, is inert and non-toxic. It has FDA approval for food contact and has been a trusted, reliable, proven method for safely transporting pharmaceuticals and food, such as seafood, for over 70 years. It is also commonly used in soil as an aerator.
Mythconception
Insulating foam contains CFCs and HCFCs.
Fact