Three teenage boys in New York City have invented a clever packaging material that they hope will replace toxic plastics and make plastic-free shipping a reality. Zhi Han (Anthony) Yao, Flint Mueller, ...

You open a shipment from a brand you love, and the box feels flimsy. The printing’s smudged. Worst of all? A big green leaf logo claims “eco-friendly,” but you spot […] ...

Amazon said it is in the process of replacing those clear plastic air pillows used to pad merchandise in shipping boxes in its effort to reduce single-use plastic. The company said it has already ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Three teenagers in New York designed a cardboard, called Kiriboard, to replace plastic packaging. They got the idea when a box of ...