Bomac Carts

06/03/2026

A $225 million investment says a lot about the future of an industry. 👏

Congratulations to International Paper on breaking ground for its new facility in Brandon, Mississippi. It's exciting to see continued growth and investment in the corrugated and packaging sector.

Bomac Carts is proud to support the material handling needs of the industries helping drive that growth.

Last week, we celebrated the groundbreaking of our new sustainable packaging facility in Rankin County, Mississippi, marking an exciting milestone in IP's strategic growth and long-term investment in the Mid-South region.

Get all the details here: https://www.multivu.com/international-paper/9366051-en-international-paper-breaks-ground-on-new-sustainable-packaging-facility-rankin-county-mississippi

05/27/2026

No two operations are the same—and neither are the carts that keep them moving. 💪

From recycling and manufacturing to produce and material handling, we build heavy-duty carts designed for real-world work.

Built tough. Made to move.
https://www.bomaccarts.com/

05/24/2026

“Their sacrifice was the ultimate act of love for their country. May we always remember them.” — Unknown

In observance of Memorial Day our offices will be closed Monday May 25th 2026.

05/20/2026

Recycling infrastructure keeps evolving ♻️

This article from Waste Dive highlights the growing role of polystyrene recycling and the systems helping keep materials out of landfills.

We’re proud to support the recycling industry with heavy-duty carts built to keep materials moving safely and efficiently every day.

The Polystyrene Recycling Alliance is also working on a PS recycling initiative with the Mexican Plastics Pact and on an EPS collection project in Tennessee, both meant to boost recycling end market…

05/13/2026

Less reaching. Less strain. More getting things done. 💪

Our Mail Carts are designed with cut-out sides for more ergonomic loading and unloading—because tough jobs should be a little easier on the people doing them.

Built tough. Built smart.

https://www.bomaccarts.com/products/mail-carts/

05/06/2026

30% recycled materials and a full plastics packaging phase-out is an impressive accomplishment by Apple ♻️

At Bomac, we’re proud to support the recycling and material handling industries that help make goals like this possible.
https://packagingeurope.com/news/apples-highest-ever-use-of-recycled-materials-includes-plastics-phase-out/14166.article

Apple reports that 30% of all material across its shipped products came from recycled content in 2025, and claims to have successfully removed all plastics from its packaging in favour of fibre-based alternatives.

04/29/2026

69–74%? That’s a pretty great stat. ♻️

Corrugated continues to lead the way as the most recovered packaging material—and we're proud to support the industry helping make it happen every day.

April may be coming to a close, but your Earth Day celebration can last a lifetime.

Corrugated cardboard is the most recycled packaging material on earth, and that wouldn't be possible without YOU! Recycling is just one way you can help the corrugated industry continue to celebrate Earth Day every day!

04/22/2026

Happy Earth Day 🌎♻️

Keeping things moving in recycling and waste facilities might not always be glamorous—but it matters.

We’re proud to build carts that help support the day-to-day work that keeps materials out of landfills and operations running smoothly. 💪

04/15/2026

Big news for battery recycling! ♻️

Wisconsin and Kentucky just passed new laws to improve how batteries are collected and handled—making things safer for facilities and teams.

As operations grow, having dependable equipment matters. That’s where our carts come in—built to keep materials moving safely every day.

Both plans cover certain medium-format and rechargeable batteries, including some lithium-ion types, but Kentucky’s is unique because the program is voluntary.

04/08/2026

Artemis II went around the Moon… how cool is that?

We might not be in space (yet), but we’re pretty confident Bomac Carts could handle hauling crew gear—or even collecting a few moon rocks.

Until then, we’ll keep things moving right here on Earth.