Packaging That's Good for Business and the Earth
At Atlas Pack USA, sustainability isn't a buzzword — it's built into the products we source, the partners we choose, and the guidance we give every customer.
Greener Options, Same Great Performance
Every product below is either recyclable, made with recycled content, or reduces waste compared to conventional alternatives.
Kraft Bubble Mailers
Made from natural kraft paper — recyclable curbside in most municipalities. Biodegrades faster than plastic alternatives.
Recycled-Content Poly Mailers
Manufactured with post-consumer recycled (PCR) resin, reducing virgin plastic demand while maintaining full tear-resistance.
Stretch Film
LLDPE stretch film is recyclable at plastic film drop-off locations. Reduces product damage and waste in transit.
Corrugated Boxes
Our corrugated boxes are produced from 80%+ recycled content and are fully curbside recyclable after use.
Thermal Labels
Direct thermal labels use no ink cartridges or toner, eliminating hazardous cartridge waste from your operation.
Flat Poly Mailers
Lightweight design cuts shipping emissions per unit. Drop-off recyclable at major retail collection points (#4 plastic).
How We Close the Loop
We design our supply chain to keep materials in use as long as possible and minimize what ends up in landfill.
Responsible Manufacturing
We partner with manufacturers that minimize waste, use recycled inputs, and operate energy-efficient production lines.
Optimized Shipping
Lightweight, flat-pack products mean fewer trucks on the road and lower carbon emissions per shipment.
Durable in Use
Packaging that protects properly the first time eliminates damage-related waste — fewer replacements, less landfill.
End-of-Life Recycling
We guide customers on proper recycling channels for every product so materials re-enter the supply chain.
How to Recycle Your Atlas Pack Products
A quick reference so you and your customers can dispose of packaging responsibly.
Remove peel-and-seal strip before recycling.
Take to Walmart, Target, or Kroger plastic film bins.
Flatten boxes and remove tape before placing in bin.
Collect used wrap and bring to retail film recycling point.
Check with your local facility — some accept label waste.
Remove tape from boxes before recycling the box.
Recycling programs vary by location. Visit plasticfilmrecycling.org to find a drop-off near you.