The Reuseabox 2 Million Tree Challenge
We have been helping the planet with our Cardboard Box Reuse Model for over 7 years. But we’ve decided now is the time to step up our environmental work.
Our 2 Million Tree Challenge will help us do just that. With your help we’re aiming to both save a million trees and plant a million trees.

Save 1 Million Trees
We want to save 1 million trees by helping companies to Reuse Cardboard Boxes.
Thanks to our unique Carbon Footprint Tool, we can calculate the exact number of trees saved by choosing to reuse a specific type and quantity of cardboard box. We can also tell you a whole range of other environmental benefits.
When you reuse 1 tonne (around 6.5 pallets of medium sized boxes) you save:
Plant 1 Million Trees
Planting trees is widely recognised as one of the most effective ways we can tackle climate change.
For every order placed for our new or used cardboard boxes, we plant a tree on your behalf. Soon you will also have the option to donate to our tree planting efforts at the checkout.
Why We Plant Trees
Soil Health
Trees enrich soil. Their roots remove pollutants, slowing down water absorption into the soil and reducing the risk of flooding.
Habitats
Planting trees helps to rebuild the habitats of critically endangered species like Orangutans.
Reforestation
Deforestation reduces a forests ability to absorb CO2. Re-planting helps restore and increase the carbon sequestration potential, mitigating the effects of climate change.
Biodiversity
Maintaining and promoting biodiversity by providing a home for thousands of species.
The Million Tree Pledge
In 2022 we started planting trees through Ecologi. We also joined the Million Tree Pledge and committed to planting a million trees by 2030! We’ve decided to make the pledge as a business to show that we’re serious about tackling the climate emergency.
Read Our Pledge and find out more about why we’re planting trees.
Keep up to date with our progress
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