LOUISVILLE, Colo. - ColoradoDesk -- EcoEnclose is proud to announce the launch of their newest page: The Ultimate Guide to Poly Mailers. This in-depth resource is a must-read for anyone who has to ship and package smaller items so they arrive at their destination intact. After reading it, you'll be able to make an informed decision when it comes time to place an order. From comparing their various materials to explaining how to recycle them, the guide takes you through all the most important aspects of using poly mailers. Learn more on their YouTube video here.



EcoEnclose's new page opens with a deep dive on poly mailers, including what they are and how they can be made. Learn about the differences between mailers consisting of virgin materials, 100% recycled items, and bioplastic polymers. Each offers its own ecological benefits for environmentally-conscious businesses (though one is far better than the others).

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The guide also warns readers about greenwashing, which runs rampant in the packaging industry. It's reasonable to assume that if packaging is advertised as 100% recyclable, it's a good choice. Unfortunately, this is not always the case. Not all shipping solutions with eco labeling will actually support your sustainability mission. Fortunately, EcoEnclose explains why, so you can order poly mailers that are actually eco-friendly with confidence.

The guide also explores branding possibilities. Depending on the size of your order, you may be able to print to them before or after production. Post-production printing allows businesses to add their logo or website in a single color. Pre-production printing, on the other hand, has a bit more flexibility. You can learn more about Custom Packaging on their site.

The guide ends with a handy FAQ section. Get the answers to all your questions about poly mailers in one convenient place. Learn what kinds of features to look for so they're as eco-friendly as possible, what you can and can't ship in them, and why you should customize them.

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About EcoEnclose

Based in Louisville, CO, EcoEnclose is proud to provide e-commerce businesses with environmentally friendly shipping solutions. We do extensive research on sustainable packaging, so we can offer the best configurations possible given the current state of affairs in the field of recycling. What's more, we've committed to becoming an ecologically net positive company by 2030. That means you can feel good about buying our poly mailers and shipping boxes because you'll be supporting a company that cares as much about the environment as you do. To discuss your shipping needs with a member of our team, reach out on our Contact Page.