MP Global Thermal Packaging Products: Thermal envelopes and box liners

Foam-free, eco-smart packaging protects temperature-sensitive payloads.

MP Global Thermal Packaging Products, a division of MP Global Products, makes thermal envelopes and box liners for online storefronts to deliver temperature-sensitive payloads to mail-order customers.

The division’s styrene-free, ultra-insulated thermal envelopes and box liners are engineered for temperature control and protection of a wide range of mail-order shipments, including pharmaceuticals and veterinary medications.

The patented cotton-enhanced insulating materials used in all MP Global’s envelopes and liners offer soft cushioning and thermal protection. The insulating cotton padding uses a select blend of recycled, flocked cotton fibers that are super-absorbent for condensation or accidental spills and contain a time-sensitive, EPA-approved antimicrobial additive to prevent cross contamination. When used with gel packs or other refrigerant, this combination provides the thermal protection necessary for temperature control during shipments.

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