If you are planning a move in or around the Durham Region, a new company is now offering a “green” alternative to the cardboard box. Nigel Foy, the proud owner of Frogbox Durham, offers environmentally friendly, reusable plastic boxes for your next household move. Frogbox was first discovered on an episode of Dragon’s Den, and Mr. Foy of Whitby was inspired to “jump” at the chance to own a franchise. While the average cardboard box is used only twice before winding up in landfills, or, for those that are recycled, using up energy and water resources in the process, the Frogbox can be used upwards of 400 times, and can save 75 metric tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions over their lifetime. Frogboxes are all one size, 24 inches long, 20 inches wide, and 12 inches deep, making them easy to stack and move. They are also waterproof, complete with locks and handles. These unique boxes rent for $3.50 each per week, or are available in a package deal of 50 boxes for $149 a week. Additional weeks are available for $30, and the boxes are delivered and picked up directly from your home. In keeping with the spirit of being an environmentally friendly company offering a green alternative, Mr. Foy donates one percent of his gross revenue to protecting frogs. Before your next move in Durham Region, find more information on this environmentally friendly alternative to the cardboard box, visit their website at www.frogbox.com.
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