What Our Customers Say

A Mesa-based manufacturer was spending over $400,000 annually on new gaylord boxes and pallets. The packaging was used once for internal transfers and storage, then discarded. The company wanted to reduce costs without impacting their production workflow or storage standards.

PackMesa conducted an on-site assessment and recommended a transition to Grade A and Grade B used gaylord boxes and pallets. We established a recurring delivery schedule matched to their production cycles and set up a buy-back program for materials they were finished with.

Annual packaging spend dropped from $400K to $200K, a 50% reduction. The buy-back program generated an additional $24K per year in revenue. Over 1,000 boxes per month were reused instead of manufactured new. Zero quality complaints in the first 12 months.

A regional food distributor had committed to zero packaging waste as part of their sustainability initiative, but was sending over 150 tons of packaging to landfill annually. They also needed to maintain FDA-compliant containers for their food products while reducing costs.

PackMesa implemented a comprehensive program: supplying FDA-grade IBC totes and clean gaylord boxes for their operations, scheduling weekly pickups of all used packaging, and ensuring 100% of collected materials were either reused or recycled through certified partners.

The distributor achieved their zero-waste goal within 6 months. They diverted 150+ tons from landfill annually, saved $120K per year on packaging costs, and earned a state green business certification. Their sustainability report now features measurable data provided by PackMesa.

A fast-growing online retailer was scaling from 1,000 to 5,000 orders per month and needed a reliable supply of corrugated boxes in multiple sizes. Their budget was tight, and they could not afford the per-unit cost of buying new boxes at their volume.

PackMesa provided a mix of Grade A and Grade B corrugated boxes in the sizes they needed, with weekly deliveries scaled to their order volume. We also supplied stretch wrap, packing materials, and other accessories at wholesale pricing.

Packaging costs were reduced by 40% compared to their previous new-box supplier. Consistent quality meant no customer complaints about damaged shipments. The savings allowed them to invest in marketing and inventory, accelerating their growth trajectory.

A chemical manufacturer needed UN/DOT-rated IBC totes for transporting hazardous materials but found that new totes were prohibitively expensive at their volume. They required full certification documentation and traceability for every container.

PackMesa sourced UN-rated IBC totes with current certifications, performed our full 6-step inspection process with additional hazmat-specific checks, and provided complete documentation packages for each tote including certification numbers, inspection reports, and cleaning records.

The manufacturer saved 55% compared to purchasing new certified totes. Every tote passed regulatory inspection during DOT audits. Full traceability documentation satisfied their compliance department. They now rely on PackMesa as their primary tote supplier.

A third-party logistics company was purchasing 2,000 new pallets monthly and discarding damaged ones, resulting in both high costs and significant waste. Pallet management was consuming staff time and warehouse space.

PackMesa designed a closed-loop pallet program: delivering quality used pallets weekly, collecting all damaged and surplus pallets on the same route, repairing repairable pallets, and recycling the rest. We provided ongoing inventory management and reporting.

Pallet costs dropped 40%. Zero pallets went to landfill. The 3PL freed up warehouse space previously used for pallet storage and eliminated staff time spent managing pallet disposal. Monthly reporting provided full visibility into pallet lifecycle and costs.