Chris Miller and George Pauli of TIGER TACO
PHOENIX- More than 25 billion boxes are purchased in the US each year. That’s a lot of bothersome box flaps to deal with when moving or shipping. Chris Miller and George Pauli are two East Valley entrepreneurs who say they have the solution to this pesky problem. It’s the Tiger Taco, an innovative new product that looks like a hard-shelled taco and is designed to streamline the packing process.
The Tiger Taco is a high quality, ergonomic tool designed to help customers pack and unpack boxes with ease. It increases work productivity, eliminates frustrations and improves the overall health and safety of its users by eliminating aches and pains associated with acute back and wrist injuries. According to Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) these are common injuries related to packaging and moving boxes. The one-of-a-kind product is not only ideal for high-volume warehouses, food banks and shipping companies, but is a useful tool for any moving company, homeowner or small business.
“Chris and I created Tiger Tacos to eliminate the frustration that people who use cardboard boxes encounter; we feel it's a better way to think about boxes and makes ergonomic, environmental, and efficiency sense,” says George Pauli, co-founder of Tiger Taco. “Sure, we can all continue to pack boxes like we normally do fussing with annoying box flaps, but why not make a change for the better?”
TIGER TACOS OFFER SOLUTIONS:
Ease: The Tiger Taco packing process is easier: Open an empty/full box; slip a Tiger Taco on each of the four sides and pack/unpack items. It is great for families, because this process allows children to safely help with the moving process.
Energy-saving:
Efficiency: Tiger Tacos increase the work productivity of shipping companies or the average homeowner by providing a way to pack boxes at a faster rate.
Ergonomic: Using Tiger Tacos can reduce health factors such as backaches and carpal tunnel.
Space Savers: Place boxes closer to each other for more space to pack or unpack additional boxes easily.
Tiger Tacos may be purchased online at http://www.tigertaco.com, http://www.amazon.com and http://www.u-
Tiger Tacos are available in steel packs of four for $18.95 or plastic packs for $4.95. For more information, call 480.898.9800;
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