Index
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all 104 pages.
Everything on this site, including the pages that deliberately are not in the main menu. The machine- readable version lives at
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01 · Totes & Parts
- 00All Totes & PartsEvery grade, size and component we trade.
- 01275 Gallon IBC TotesThe 48×40×46 workhorse. Our highest-volume SKU.
- 02330 Gallon IBC TotesSame footprint, seven inches taller, 20% more payload.
- 03Reconditioned TotesTriple-washed, pressure-tested, re-certified cages.
- 04Rebottled TotesNew HDPE bottle, reclaimed cage and pallet.
- 05Food-Grade TotesFDA 21 CFR 177.1520 bottles with documented prior contents.
- 06New IBC TotesFactory-fresh UN31HA1 when the spec leaves no choice.
- 07Stainless Steel IBCs304/316L bins for aggressive, hot or high-purity duty.
- 08Cages & PalletsBare galvanised cages, steel, plastic and composite bases.
- 09Valves, Lids & FittingsButterfly valves, camlocks, gaskets, caps, adapters.
- 10Upcycled BuildsRain harvesters, planter walls, wash stations, dunnage.
02 · Services
- 00All ServicesNine things we do with a tote besides sell it.
- 01Sell Us Your TotesWe buy empties by the pallet or the trailer — paid on pickup.
- 02Washing & ReconditioningCaustic, hot-water and solvent lines with CoC paperwork.
- 03RebottlingCage in, new bottle out, same serial history.
- 04Recycling & Resin RecoveryGranulation, regrind sales and steel baling.
- 05Freight & LogisticsLTL, flatbed and full-trailer tote moves in 48 states.
- 06Tote Pooling & Fleet ManagementA managed, returnable container pool with asset tags.
- 07UN/DOT Testing & CertificationLeakproofness, hydrostatic and stack testing, documented.
- 08Custom FabricationCut-downs, manifolds, insulation jackets, skids.
- 09Site DecommissioningWe clear a yard of dead totes and leave it empty.
03 · Size Guide
- 00Size & Spec HubThe reference desk: every dimension, weight and rating.
- 01Dimensions & WeightsFull comparison tables for every common IBC footprint.
- 02Capacity ConversionsGallons, litres, cubic feet, fill weights by product density.
- 03Grades ExplainedFood, rinsed, reconditioned, rebottled, as-is, scrap.
- 04UN Markings DecodedRead 31HA1/Y/1120/… character by character.
- 05Valves & Fittings SizesDN50/DN80 outlets, thread charts, cap and gasket codes.
- 06Pallet & Base TypesSteel vs plastic vs composite vs wood — and when each fails.
04 · Sustainability
- 00Our Eco MissionWhy reuse beats recycling, and recycling beats everything else.
- 01The Reclaim MeterCalculate the footprint you avoid by buying used.
- 02Circular LifecycleEight stations a tote passes through, over and over.
- 03Our Carbon MathEvery coefficient, source and assumption, in the open.
- 04Diversion ReportingAudit-ready tonnage certificates for your ESG filings.
05 · Knowledge
- 00Knowledge HubGuides, comparisons and field notes from the yard.
- 01The Yard Journal34 long-form posts from the people who do the work.
- 02IBC Tote vs 55-Gal DrumCost, footprint, labour and spill math, side by side.
- 03How to Clean an IBC ToteA six-step field procedure, plus what not to attempt.
- 04Rainwater Harvesting GuideBuild a 275-gallon catchment that survives a Georgia summer.
- 05Food-Grade vs IndustrialWhat "food grade" actually certifies — and what it doesn’t.
- 0617-Point Buying ChecklistInspect a used tote like a reconditioner would.
- 07Freight & PalletizingHow many totes fit a 53-footer, and how to load them.
- 08What Used Totes CostHonest 2026 price bands by grade and region.
06 · Company
- 00Our StoryFrom one flatbed in 2009 to 38 partner yards.
- 01Inside the Savannah YardA walk-through of the wash line, test bay and grading floor.
- 02Industries We ServeEleven sectors, eleven different definitions of "clean".
- 03Coverage & LocationsSavannah hub, 38 partner yards, 48 states.
- 04CareersYard, logistics and trading roles in Savannah.
- 05FAQ34 answers about buying, selling and shipping totes.
07 · Direct & unlisted
These pages exist on purpose but are not in the drawer menu — they are reached from inside other pages, where they are actually relevant.
- 00HomeReclaimed IBC totes, reconditioning and freight from Savannah, GA.
- 01Contact UsAddress, email and yard hours in Savannah, GA.
- 02Request a Quotenot in menuFull RFQ form with freight and grade options.
- 03IBC Glossarynot in menu72 terms from "airlock" to "Y-rating".
- 04Winterizing IBC Totesnot in menuFreeze-protection for outdoor totes above the 35th parallel.
- 05IBC Tote vs Poly Tanknot in menuWhen a vertical tank beats a caged tote — and when it loses.
- 06Savannah, GA Hubnot in menuOur home yard on Abercorn Street.
- 07Food & Beveragenot in menuSyrup, brine, concentrate, edible oil and brewing liquor.
- 08Agriculture & Growingnot in menuLiquid fertiliser, crop protection, nutrient dosing, livestock water and irrigation buffer storage.
- 09Chemical & Industrialnot in menuSurfactants, solvents, acids, coolants and packing-group liquids.
- 10Construction & Municipalnot in menuConcrete admixture, dust suppression, water storage, temporary ballast and jobsite wash water.
- 11Pharmaceutical & Personal Carenot in menuVirgin-bottle requirements, tight audit trails, and a hard preference for rebottled or new assemblies..
- 12Energy & Oilfieldnot in menuDrilling additives, biocides, glycol and methanol in remote locations where returnability is impossible..
- 13Breweries & Distilleriesnot in menuWort transfer, spent-grain slurry, cleaning chemistry and bulk water.
- 14Car Wash & Facility Servicesnot in menuDetergent, wax, drying agent and reclaim water in tight equipment rooms..
- 15Landscaping & Nurseriesnot in menuFertigation, mulch colourant, water carting and rain capture at scale..
- 16Water Treatment & Utilitiesnot in menuHypochlorite, polymer, coagulant and emergency potable water staging..
- 17Makers, Farms & Homesteadsnot in menuRain barrels, aquaponics, maple sap, livestock water and off-grid storage.
- 18Sitemapnot in menuEvery page on reibcmarket.com in one list.
- 19Privacy Noticenot in menuWhat we collect from a form submission, and why.
- 20Terms of Salenot in menuGrading language, title transfer, inspection windows.
- 21Shipping & Returnsnot in menuFreight claims, damage windows, restocking.
The Yard Journal
34 blog posts
Individual posts are reached from the blog index rather than the drawer menu. Every one is listed here and in sitemap.xml with its publication date.
- Seventeen years in, what we got wrongThe business
- What a crushed cage tells you about the bottle insideGrades & specs
- Cut-down troughs: the fabrication job we do mostHow-to
- Tote pooling maths for a blender shipping to forty customersFreight
- Why we answer in one business day and not instantlyThe business
- Our grading floor is deliberately boringThe business
- The case against buying new, written for a procurement teamMarket
- Rain barrels, food grade, and the conversation we have every springHow-to
- Specific gravity is the number nobody sends usHow-to
- What changed when we got our own reconditioner codeGrades & specs
- Reading prior-contents affidavits like an auditorGrades & specs
- Camlocks, buttress threads and the fitting that ruins an outletHow-to
- Why we publish the 88 kg we spendSustainability
- The tote that came back eleven timesField notes
- A short history of the 48 × 40 footprintThe business
- What regrind buyers actually pay forSustainability
- The three questions that prevent a reconsignmentFreight
- A 48-inch load centre will lie to your forkliftFreight
- How we count a tote that never comes backSustainability
- The economics of a ten-unit orderMarket
- Why food-grade supply collapses every AugustMarket
- Freezing is still the biggest killer of totes north of usField notes
- Our first failed partner yard auditThe business
- What the 2.5-year retest actually catchesGrades & specs
- Hurricane season changes how we stackField notes
- Shrink wrap is a receiving-dock taxFreight
- Why we turned down a 2,000-unit orderThe business
- The hidden cost of a wooden pallet in a return loopFreight
- Nine things that arrive in a decommissioning loadField notes
- Resin prices and used tote prices are not the same curveMarket
- Reading a cage weld: a field guide to the joint that kills totesHow-to
- The day we bought a granulator and stopped pretendingSustainability
- Why your tote still smells after we washed itGrades & specs
- The disposal invoice that started a companyThe business
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Machine-readable endpoints
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From the Yard Journal
Longer pieces from the people who run the wash line, the test bay and the trading desk.
18 December 2025 · 4 min
Our grading floor is deliberately boring
Six labelled bays, one decision per unit, no judgement calls allowed at the end of a shift. Interesting processes produce inconsistent grades.
Priya Raghunathan · Head of reconditioning
Read21 November 2024 · 4 min
A short history of the 48 × 40 footprint
Every composite IBC in North America is built to a grocery-industry pallet standard from 1968. That accident governs trailer loading, rack design and half our freight arithmetic.
Marcus Vreeland · Founder
Read14 July 2022 · 7 min
The disposal invoice that started a company
A Garden City blender was paying $19,400 a year to bury containers that were not broken. Here is the arithmetic that turned that line item into a business.
Marcus Vreeland · Founder
Read
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