Square Box.
Circular Mindset.

SOLUTIONS WOULDN’T EXIST WITHOUT THE PROBLEMS THAT IMPLORE US TO SEEK POSITIVE CHANGE. When it comes to packaging and the environment, Otter Products has invested years of innovation and thought leadership into developing a more sustainable box for the closed-loop system. As a result, Liviri reusable containers represent measurable opportunities for companies to reduce inefficiencies, eliminate waste and improve their collective impact on the planet.

Liviri vs Them

1% SIP.

What Liviri consumes in water compared to cardboard during manufacturing.

200–300 Liters of Water

used to produce a single 1’x1’x1’ cardboard box.

15 to Forever.

Leveraging circular logistics, Liviri environmentally eclipses single-use packaging alternatives after only 15 to 25 reuse cycles.

45% of Landfill Materials

in the US comes from food and packaging containers — despite our best recycling efforts.

100% Planet Preferred.

Reusable Liviri containers are environmentally preferable to disposable packaging and refrigerated transport alternatives.

40% of the Global Greenhouse Effect

is due to environmental influence or emissions from food transported in refrigerated vehicles.

100% of the materials

in Sprint and 95% of the materials in Sprint totes are recyclable at end of life.

7 trees per year

is what the average American goes through in paper and cardboard products.

A Reusable Influence

Reusable containers have a strong positive impact on consumer willingness to purchase groceries and other perishables online. That sentiment has grown significantly year over year.

Comparison chart showing influence of reusable packaging on consumers

Liviri Partners in Sustainability

Proud members of the Sustainable Packaging Coalition, Ellen MacArthur Foundation and Reusable Packaging Association, Liviri is dedicated to changing the future of packaging.

Ellen Macarthur Foundation
Reusable Packaging Association
Sustainable Packaging Coalition

Reusables Reduce Environmental Impact

The Reusable Packaging Association notes that reusable packaging plays a critical role in reducing the environmental impact associated with packaging and logistics. While reusable packaging can require more resources to manufacture than the single-use alternative, it generally requires fewer resources on a per-use basis over its useful life, even after calculating the energy consumed for reverse logistics and washing.

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In a new plastics economy, plastic never becomes waste or pollution. Three actions are required to achieve this vision and create a circular economy for plastic. Eliminate all problematic and unnecessary plastic items. Innovate to ensure that the plastics we do need are reusable, recyclable, or compostable. Circulate all the plastic items we use to keep them in the economy and out of the environment.

—Ellen MacArthur Foundation