Did you know that after glass bottles are produced, they are stacked on pallets and stretch wrapped, and then loaded into trailers where approximately five to eleven air bags are used to stabilize the load? All of this plastic gets thrown away by their customers like breweries, wineries and food processing plants. Pictured below on the left is a standard stack of bulk glass. Pictured on the right is my patented restraint system.

New Patented Method
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Standard Method

Illustrated in the graphic below are the standard steps taken by glass plants to ensure glass is recycled in a responsible manner. The red arrow indicates the manufacturing behaviors that need to change so they can close the loop on their production process.

STANDARD SHIPPING METHOD

DOES NOT FALL IN WITH ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS RELATED TO  SB54

STRETCH WRAP IS SENT TO OTHER COUNTRIES OR DUMPED INTO LAND FILLS.

THE CURRENT METHOD OF STRETCH WRAPPING BULK GLASS DOES NOT ADHERE TO
CLOSED LOOP SHIPPING PROCESSES THAT MANY PRODUCTION FACILITIES ARE USING TODAY.

"A closed-loop supply chain uses reverse logistics to feed products that have served their purpose back into the logistics process.
A manufacturer creates a product, ships it to customers, then encourages customers to return it once they no longer need it."

CLOSED LOOP SHIPPING METHOD 

100% RECYCLABLE

ADHERES TO SB54 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW

ADHERES TO THE CLOSED LOOP SUPPLY CHAIN METHOD

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