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The process of producing corrugated board involves taking wood fibers that are pulped and converted into corrugation. The first time that this happens is referred to as virgin corrugation, where the corrugation does not have any recycled content.
After virgin board has reached the extent of its usefulness, it is repulped as many as five times before it can no longer be used. During repulping, the fibers of the corrugated board become shorter and weaker. The result of the repulping and production of virgin corrugated board is recycled corrugated board.
More environmentally friendly
Reduces the rate of deforestation
Easy to recycle
Does not go to a landfill
Reduces the amount of methane emitted into the atmosphere
Appealing to eco-friendly consumers
Fibers are stronger
Last longer due to the strength of the fibers
Can endure heavy products and use
Holds up better against heat and moisture
Superior protection for products
Can be recycled