PACKING MATERIAL SHIPPING

Brand	Owner	Address	Description
EUROLOG	EUROLOG PACKING GROUP NORTH AMERICA	302 Washington St., Unit 150-1309 San Diego CA 92103	Packing material for shipping, namely, packing and insulating material; packing and insulating material; plastic packing for shipping containers; plastic bulk liners to carry goods in containers being polyethylene and polypropylene film for use as a moisture and dust barrier; thermal insulation covers for storage or transportation of goods, namely, thermal insulating blankets, thermal insulating jackets, thermal insulating textile covers, thermal insulating pallet covers; container liners being polyethylene and polypropylene film for use in sealing and insulating, and container thermal insulation being thermal insulating textile covers for use in the transportation of goods; packing material for forming seals, namely, a protective barrier against water damage, moisture damage, acid and alkalis, contamination from dirt, oils and paints, UV rays, physical damage, deterioration of appearance, prevention of spreading odors and gases;
	Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

Technical Examples

Previously used packing and shipping material, including foam based packaging and support products, may be recycled in a manner so as to reduce the manufacturing costs associated with insulating the structural enclosures of recreational vehicles. By finely shredding pieces of recycled packing material, an adaptive insulation material may be produced such that, when introduced into spatial cavities within structural enclosures of recreational vehicles using, for example, forced air, the adaptive insulation material substantially conforms to regular and irregular contoured structures. Utilizing recycled packing materials as insulation provides many advantages which result in an effective and valuable means for reducing production costs, reducing adverse environmental impact, and maintaining insulation efficiency of recreational vehicles.