The corrugated baler: every grocery retailer’s money pit
In a given day at the typical grocery store, hundreds, if not thousands, of corrugated boxes are hauled from trucks, unpacked with human hands, manually ripped apart, separated from their non-paper components and carted off to that back-of-store behemoth, the corrugated baler. All told, supermarkets in the U.S. each process eight to 30 tons of…