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Pizza boxes: The ultimate corrugated carton guide


Corrugated carton is one of the most widely used packaging materials in the world, and pizza boxes are one of the most widely used corrugated cartons. But why? To get to the bottom of this question, we first need to understand what makes corrugated carton so special, and then compare corrugated carton to other cardboard types, including pizza box and docket card board.


Why you need a pizza box

Pizza is a food that everyone loves, and everyone has their favorite topping. Whether you're a meat lover or prefer vegetarian toppings, pizza is a dish that can be enjoyed by all. To enjoy your pizza to its fullest potential, it's important to store it in the correct packaging. Of course, the best storage option is the original cardboard box that it came in. If you don't have the original box to protect your pizza, however, one of these alternative options might work better for you.


Picking the right white corrugated pizza box

There is a lot to consider when choosing the right white corrugated pizza box for your business. A few key things to keep in mind are the size of your product, weight and type of packaging. When picking out a white corrugated pizza box that will work for you, measure the length and width of what you plan on putting inside. Next, make sure that your package will be able to handle the weight it's going to be holding; if not then look for something else with stronger handles or thicker cardboard. Lastly, think about how you want to ship it (e.g., UPS) or store it on site (e.g., warehouse).


How to store your pizza box

When not in use, it is recommended that pizza boxes be stored flat and unused. This will keep them from getting bent or damaged. It is also a good idea to store them upright if there are multiple pizza boxes stacked on top of one another; this will help ensure that the bottom layers don't get crushed by the weight of the ones on top. This will make it easier for you to store your pizza box, as well as giving you more control over how many are in each stack.

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