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Data from Data.gov (U.S. General Services Administration), delivered clean.

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What Datadory delivers from Data.gov (U.S. General Services Administration)

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Metal, Glass & Plastic Containers United States - federal agencies including EPA · Varies by underlying dataset

US data.gov Catalog - Packaging/Container Datasets

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Straight answers about Data.gov (U.S. General Services Administration) data

How much Data.gov packaging data does Datadory deliver?

One dataset in the catalog: a packaging-keyword-filtered discovery view across roughly 552,271 total US federal cataloged records as of August 21, 2026. The packaging result set itself cannot be sized precisely because the search interface exposes no total-count field - results arrive roughly 20 per page. It sits beside nine primary datasets in the metal, glass and plastic containers slice.

What kinds of packaging records turn up in it?

Material-science and food-contact records rather than industry production statistics: EPA PFAS paper-extract spreadsheets from fast-food packaging studies, polyethylene-nano-clay weathering composites research, open-burning emissions work on military food packaging, and translated patent-abstract datasets covering packaging machinery and containers such as Patent AT-E400503-T1, PACKAGING MACHINE.

Does Data.gov host the packaging files themselves?

No - it indexes rather than hosts. Every record points at the contributing agency's own server, so an EPA study's spreadsheets sit on EPA infrastructure while a translated patent abstract sits with NCBI. Datadory resolves whichever distributions you need into the delivery, keyed and documented, rather than leaving you to chase pointers.

Is one discovery dataset enough to build on?

For the question it answers, yes - nothing else in the slice maps federal packaging publishing. Pair it deliberately rather than broadly: Eurostat's packaging waste series and the UK National Packaging Waste Database answer tonnage questions with hard numbers. The interesting work happens when this index locates the underlying US studies those series never touch. Ask us and we will shape the cut.