Gaylords in Deepwater, Carneys Point and Pennsville

At the southwest tip of New Jersey the Turnpike ends, the Delaware Memorial Bridge rises over the river, and a belt of chemical plants lines the shore. Deepwater and Carneys Point are the industrial towns, and Pennsville is the residential bridgehead.

The plants make fluoropolymers and specialty chemicals, and they handle those with care. Boxes that carried such materials are rarely suitable for resale, and we say so up front. The opportunity is in the supply side: packaging, maintenance goods and inbound ingredients that are non-hazardous.

Our research lists fluoropolymers, specialty chemicals and chemical manufacturing for these towns. We name no plant and state no figures.

A used box is not UN-rated unless it is certified. We do not sell any used box as UN-rated, and we do not chase hazmat packaging.

This page covers 08023, 08069 and 08070. The industries to expect there, from our market research: fluoropolymers, specialty chemicals and chemical manufacturing.

Chemical plants run all year. Farm demand in the surrounding county follows the harvest.

• Buy. Contractors and shops wanting non-hazardous multi-trip boxes.
• Sell. Supply deliveries with clean empties.
• Recycle. Stacks that cannot be resold, which a mill can still use when the board is clean, dry and free of tape and plastic.

Before you send a request, check what the boxes held. If it was hazardous, this is not the page.

• UN rating. A certification that a package passed tests for dangerous goods; a used box does not have it unless certified.
• Specialty chemical. A chemical made in smaller quantity for a specific use, as opposed to a commodity chemical.
• Bridgehead. The town at the end of a bridge, here Pennsville.

• What the boxes carried, in plain words.
• Whether they were cleaned.
• The count and footprint.
• Whether the site restricts outside trucks.