#reuse containers

[boxonwheel]

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[childofmyth]

BUCCHIGIRI?! Episode 1-8 ED || Love Je t'aime

[grainelevator]

This is how I smoke because I don’t like it when my hands and sleeves smell

[why-the-heck-not]

I’m ”I don’t want unnecessary crap in my apartment” person right up until I have a empty box of chocolate bc mayBe I cOuLd ReUse ThiS sOmeHoW

[skunkes]

I cant focus on anything i just want to make shitty watercolor scribbles

[aliendxde]

rhys playlist dropped

these are roughly in chronological order, take that as you will

oh except for honey pie, that is just a random song that reminded me of her

[arundolyn]

Happy birthday, Susano'o!

[cosmosnene]

WIP of a quick tiny riku in a cat onesies!!! aaaaa(fluffy tail, one ear down, based out of my cat ;;;; )!!!!!

[balkanradfem]

I am ridiculously happy about these; I've been saving this one big laundry detergent bottle for years, and I was planning to cut it up and put a hot pepper plant in it, but, I had 2 hot pepper seedlings. Then I randomly found another, similar detergent bottle abandoned outside! I cut them up to make them into planters, and, it's not very visible on the picture, but I grabbed colored pencils and drew on them for decoration. You might be able to see little hot peppers drawn on the right one! The left one has a meadow with grass and flowers. They're more visible in reality and they both look so cute. Not to mention the plants look happy and eager to grow, I had just transplanted them and they had no visible stress on them. Looking forward to little baby peppers!

[lexicog]

traitor to the cause forgets national holiday every year KILL HIM

[yourqueenb]

I imagine PB might do more spin-offs where a side character becomes romanceable if Unbridled does well. But I have to wonder why they chose to try it out for the first time with Untameable and Mandy specifically because tbh I’ll be surprised if the numbers meet PB’s standard for success

[boxonwheel]

Why Collaboration is Key in the Logistics Industry

The Indian logistics industry is undergoing a significant transformation, one that will be powered by efficiency, cost-cutting mechanisms, and improved service delivery. As the sector continues to evolve, it has become increasingly evident that collaboration is now an important factor to fuel business growth. Let us examine the importance of mutual collaboration and how it can help streamline the logistics supply chain in India. 

Current State of Logistics Sector

The Indian logistics market stood at USD 228.4 billion in 2024 and is likely to increase by USD 357.3 billion by 2030, noting a compounded annual growth rate of 7.7%. The industry is also important for our economy as it will cater to the “Make in India” initiative for boosting production and investment.

India positioned 38 out of 139 countries in the World Bank’s Logistics Performance Index (LPI) in 2023, moving up six places from the earlier rankings in 2018. India has now set a pretty ambitious goal and aims to rank in the top 25 nations by 2030, hoping to bring logistics costs down by less than 10% of GDP.

Benefits of Collaborative Logistics Networks

Operational Efficiency 

A collaborative logistics network allows stakeholders, including manufacturers, suppliers, distributors, and retailers, to pool resources and share information. This often results in higher operational efficiencies through better route planning, load consolidation, and real-time information sharing. For example, companies can schedule production based on accurate demand forecasts from retailers, with reduced waste and holding costs of inventory.

Reduction in Cost 

Companies can reduce capital expenditure and operating costs through the pooling of resources, such as warehouses and transportation assets. This comes in handy particularly for SMEs, who usually face constrained resources. Collaborative networks give SMEs the access to larger customer bases and economies of scale which improve competitiveness.

Resilience Against Disruptions 

The COVID-19 pandemic revealed the vulnerabilities that supply chains have. A collaborative logistics network encourages resilience because it allows stakeholders to diversify among suppliers, share inventory buffers, and establish alternative transportation routes. Such flexibility is, therefore, key to keeping the business running during the course of unforeseen disruptions.

Sustainability 

Through collaboration, sustainability initiatives within the logistics industry are also enhanced. Companies will reduce carbon footprints by sharing infrastructure and other transportation route optimizations. This factor is well inline with the industry’s increased focus on ESGs and collaborative issues that enhance and create a more sustainable supply chain ecosystem.

Government Initiatives for Support

The Indian government has realised the potential of joint logistics networks. Measures like GST have streamlined processes for taxation, thus making inter-state movement of goods smoother. Moreover, the National Logistics Policy focuses on building up a single framework that promotes collaboration among all the stakeholders while upgrading infrastructure development.

The Pradhan Mantri Gati Shakti National Master Plan is a brilliant example of this. It brings together data from multiple ministries to assist in better multimodal infrastructure planning. Initiatives like this are imperative for creating a culture that promotes collaborative working between participants within the logistics sector.

Obstacles to Collaboration

Although collaboration offers myriad benefits, there are some challenges that need to be addressed to fully reap its potential:

Infrastructure Gaps

Despite good progress in logistics infrastructure development, numerous gaps still exist. Investments in transportation networks and technology systems supporting effective collaborative frameworks are needed.

Technology Adoption

New-age technology platforms for seamless information sharing form the core of successful collaborative logistics. Companies are increasingly embracing digital solutions; however, integration needs are not fully addressed across the chain.

Cultural Barriers 

One of the requisites for collaboration among stakeholders is syncing all the different mindsets of people associated. We need trust building and open communication to overcome such cultural barriers.

Conclusion

Collaboration is not a choice but a necessity in the Indian logistics industry. Shared resources and information can build better and more cost-effective operations, eliminating unnecessary costs and ultimately creating a more sustainable ecosystem in the supply chain. In this context, embracing collaborative networks will be critical as India continues on its journey toward becoming a global logistics hub.

So, in a nutshell, collaboration is at the core of innovation and growth for India’s logistics industry, promising economic benefits and even better service delivery across industries.

Reach out to Box on Wheels for expert guidance on container triangulation!

[ratslutuncontained]

I've been pulling a bunch of clothes apart at the seams today for reuse in various craft projects but I really really really just wish someone would pull me apart at the seams and harvest each little part of me for reuse, my godddddd

[gunslinginnhogtyin]

Butch had found that during some of his hikes and swims in forests and ponds near more inhabited areas, there was always a hefty amount of litter that interrupted the scenic beauty of the land he was accustomed to. Bathing in a relatively clean pond only to catch a water bottle or discarded newspaper or some other third thing that’s an indecipherable clump of garbage—it pissed him off. Just who the hell was discarding trash in nature? It was disgusting!

So, Butch had decided to dedicate his day to finding and bagging away trash and garbage that didn’t belong in the water or the forests; he’d even started along the side of some roads, grumbling and cursing all the while about what the world’s come to. With the help of a stick he’d whittled to a point at the end, it wasn’t taking too long.

Just then, he notices a passerby walking along the sidewalk with a plastic bottle of water that they carelessly discard off into the woods from the side of the road when they’re finished and anger surges through the cowboy.

“Hey, jerk off! Animals live in this forest!” He snarls, raising that stick and beginning to chase the fellow. The stranger lets out a startled yelp and races in the opposite direction fearfully, Butch gaining on him by the second. “I’LL KILL YOU!” He doesn’t actually plan to kill him, but he will beat the hell out of him with that stick in hopes of teaching him a lesson! JERK.

[rjalker]

if you ever see someone throwing away dead potted plants you better take those. reuse those pots. reuse that soil. There's no such thing as "dead" soil. IDK what they were growing in them. Take that soil and reuse it. Mix it with other potting soil, add some cheap granular fertilizer, add some kitchen scraps. do not fucking throw away potting soil!!!!!

your parents buy those hanging baskets from the hardware stores that always die at the end of a year? Reuse those containers! Just break off the stems of the dead plant, stir around the dirt with a shovel, and you're good! There's literally nothing wrong with that potting soil!!

[theres-whump-in-that-nebula]

Ok so I fixed a pair of patchwork hippie pants that ripped at one of the seams way too early imo. Just did a ladder stitch… I’m gonna darn it later for extra stability because it kind of is in the crotch area, which rubs. I have my gray cargo pants with a complete crotch blowout which is harder to fix so I’m researching how to do that.

Also, cottage cheese/yogurt/sour cream containers are the BEST ADHD storage tool ever. Just wash out your plastic after you eat the food and put whatever you want in it. Label it. Make a system.