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Genuinely what is the alternative to them? Like, is there another company that offers standardized shelving/totes/general logistics supplies that isn't also in bed with republicans (and maybe isn't as awful to their workers as uline)?
I've used upaknship in the past. I find bigger boxes at Staples if you buy 5 it's way cheaper. I've heard American bubble boy is good for bubble wrap, but if you're shipping a lot you should get a machine.
I'm thinking more for like, warehouse type stuff. Not so much for shipping as storage/organization.
I would try to find bulk straight from the manufacturer if it's things like shrink wrap or slip sheets or whatever. Uline is just a middleman.
The post office?
copied from another comment in this thread, maybe this helps? https://refuseuline.com/#resources
Yes, that helps a lot. Knowing that Grainger/McMaster-Carr aren't throwing money behind neo-nazis is a big help.