Shipping Peanut Reuse Exchange Program

Reduce Waste with a Shipping Peanut Reuse Exchange

Every year, millions of pounds of shipping peanuts—both polystyrene and biodegradable—end up in landfills when they could be reused. This Shipping Peanut Reuse Exchange Program form makes it easy for retail stores, warehouses, and businesses to participate in a circular economy by sharing surplus packing materials with others who need them.

Why use this template?

Paperform's flexible form builder lets you create a professional exchange platform that helps businesses coordinate pickup and drop-off of shipping peanuts, identify material types, and follow proper disposal protocols. With conditional logic built in, the form adapts based on whether participants are offering or requesting materials, and provides tailored guidance for biodegradable vs polystyrene peanuts.

Perfect for sustainability coordinators, retail operations managers, warehouse supervisors, and eco-conscious business owners across industries including retail, eCommerce fulfillment, manufacturing, and distribution centers.

Streamline your sustainability program

Use this template to capture business details, material quantities, pickup preferences, and handling instructions—all in one place. With Paperform's calculation fields and conditional logic, you can estimate waste diversion impact and route submissions based on location or material type.

Need to automate coordination? Connect this form to Stepper (stepper.io) to trigger email notifications when matches are found, update inventory spreadsheets, or sync with your sustainability tracking tools. You can also use Papersign (papersign.com) to collect digital signatures on material transfer agreements or liability waivers if your program requires formal documentation.

With SOC 2 Type II compliance and robust integrations, Paperform gives you a secure, professional platform to manage your waste reduction initiative without needing custom development. Join the growing movement of businesses making packaging materials circular—one peanut at a time.