Stocklot and Other Materials:

Stocklot and other materials refer to surplus, overstock, or rejected batches of paper and plastic products that remain unused or partially utilized during manufacturing or distribution. Instead of being discarded, these materials are repurposed or resold, offering cost-effective solutions while minimizing waste and supporting sustainability.

Examples of Stocklot and Other Materials:

• Stocklot Paper Rolls:

  • Surplus or overproduced paper rolls from manufacturing processes.
  • Often used in printing, packaging, and converting industries.

• Stocklot Plastic Rolls:

  • Commonly repurposed for packaging, liners, and flexible plastic products.
  • Overstock or off-spec plastic rolls from production lines.

• Side Runs:

  • Excess material produced during manufacturing runs that doesn’t meet initial specifications.
  • Ideal for secondary packaging or industrial applications.

• Rejected Batches:

  • Materials that fail quality control checks but remain usable for alternative purposes.
  • Often utilized in industrial packaging or low-grade products.

• End Cuts and Trimmings:

  • Off-cuts or excess trimmings from paper and plastic production.
  • Repurposed for smaller packaging applications or recycling.

These stocklot and other materials provide cost-effective and sustainable solutions for industries looking to reduce costs, minimize waste, and maximize resource efficiency.