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Packaging Types and Materials Determine your packaging needs - boxes, mailers, wraps, labels, etc. Find a supplier with a wide range of sustainable options for different product types, including compostable, recyclable and recycled content materials. Consider factors like strength, moisture protection, print capability and compatibility with your warehouse processes. Certifications and Standards Look for a company certified to relevant eco-standards like FSC, ISO 14001 and BPI. Multiple certs show strong sustainability commitment. Check if their facilities and sourcing practices meet your certification needs for commercial compostability, recycled paper usage etc. Customization and Minimums Can they customize box sizes, designs, labeling and fulfill small test runs? What are their minimum order quantities for viability? Flexibility is key, especially if your needs vary seasonally. Delivery Times and Locations How quickly can they deliver from order date? Do they have regional warehouses for faster fulfillment? Proximity is important for speed and reducing your carbon footprint. Cost and Pricing Models Compare pricing tiers and additional fees. Monthly commitment or usage-based models may save on larger volumes. Sustainable options aren't always more pricey. Weigh costs vs. savings from tax breaks and waste fees. Customer Support Consider their reputation for relationships, account handling, custom design support and problem-solving abilities. Ongoing partnership value is key, especially when transitioning processes. Company Sustainability Learn how they minimize their footprint from materials to operations. Green values should pervade their business, not just products offered. An authentic eco-leader will practice what they preach. Integrating these factors helps choose an eco friendly packaging supplier that will deliver high value alignment for both your business and environmentally-friendly goals. | 
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