Diamond Box is a leading supplier of corrugated packaging solutions for a wide range of sectors and industries
Diamond Box is the UK's leading supplier of sustainable packaging solutions
Diamond Box is leading supplier of sustainable packaging soltutions

The most sustainable packaging for your products

Sustainable packaging solutions that make a difference

Helping brands and our local communities

Our committment to the planet and the world around us

As a leading packaging supplier in the UK, we have an important role to play. Not only in delivering creative and visually appealing packaging. But to ensure our customers can gain access, all year round, to one of the most sustainable forms of packaging available – corrugated cardboard.

Diamond Box - a leading manufacturer of corrugated packaging solutions - is FSC certified

Packaging from renewable sources

FSC® (licence code: C114980) certified packaging solutions

Achieving FSC® (Forest Stewardship Council®) certification demonstrates Diamond Box’s commitment to sustainable practices.

We proudly hold the FSC® Chain-of-Custody certification (licence code C114980) which ensures that the raw materials used in all our packaging originates from responsibly managed forests.

For businesses seeking sustainable packaging solutions, partnering with an FSC®-certified provider means contributing to global forest conservation, supporting ethical labour practices and enhancing the sustainability of supply chains.

Creating a better world

Why is sustainable packaging so important?

Depending on the materials, packaging can be sustainable. At Diamond Box, we believe that corrugated cardboard provides the most sustainable packaging solution for brands. By using paper-based products, businesses can be assured that they are having less impact on the planet thanks to its high recycling rate and the fact it originates from a renewable resource.

Yes. Around 70% of all corrugated cardboard boxes find new life through recycling efforts. Paper is a hugely circular material. Data from industry body FEFCO shows that corrugated fibres can be recycled up to 25 times without any significant loss in quality.

The paper manufacturing industry is one of the lowest greenhouse gas emitters compared to other materials like plastic. In 2017, the industry contributed just 0.8% to global emissions, significantly lower than plastic’s 4.5%.

Yes. Corrugated cardboard can will compost, but make sure to break it into smaller pieces first. It is, however, better to recycle it due to some of the inks and dyes used during printing.

The circular economy aims to maximise resource use and minimise waste through recycling and reuse. Corrugated packaging plays a crucial role by being highly recyclable and often made from recycled materials. This reduces the demand for virgin resources and supports the cycle of continuous resource recovery.

100% of our paper mills and forestry operations are certified. This supports transparency in the supply chain by sourcing from responsibly managed forests.