The Maple Loop launches in Canada

A new join initiative between art advisors, fine art logistics and ROKBOX sustainable packaging launches to reduce the costs, risks and carbon emissions of fine art shipping in Canada.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

The Maple Loop Launches a Sustainable New Model for Fine Art Transportation Across Canada

Tuesday 23rd June

Kevin Scott Fine Art Advisory, artverb*, ROKBOX, Denbigh Fine Art Services, TOTAL Fine Arts, today launch a more sustainable, efficient, and cost-effective method of transporting fine art across Canada.

The Maple Loop is a coordinated fine art transport network that aims to significantly reduce single-use packaging materials and carbon emissions while maintaining the highest standards of artwork protection.

At the heart of the program are ROKBOX’s award-winning reusable fine art crates, which have been developed in collaboration with conservators, climate scientists, and fine art insurers and are engineered to provide exceptional protection and environmental performance.

“Collectors, galleries, and institutions are increasingly looking for solutions that balance exceptional care for artworks with greater environmental responsibility. The Maple Loop demonstrates that sustainability and best-in-class art logistics can go hand in hand. This coordinated transportation network helps clients to lower costs and ecological impact, without compromising the standards of protection and service that fine art requires.” – Kevin Scott, Kevin Scott Art Advisory 

“Finally, art shipping across Canada using ROKBOX reusable crates has arrived. Welcome to the MAPLE LOOP! By bringing together expertise in art advisory, logistics, transportation, and sustainable packaging, we’ve created a practical solution to benefit clients, artworks, and the environment alike.” – Ryan Barrett, artverb*

“We applaud this progressive move to utilise ROKBOX reusable-by-design crating technology between major art hubs in Canada. As the only insurance-recommended fine art packaging, ROKBOX reduces risks, costs and carbon emissions, we hope the benefits are far-reaching.” Andrew Stramentov, ROKBOX

For information regarding routes, schedules and rates, contact Kevin Scott Art Advisory: kevin@kevinscottartadvisory.com