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Let's make sure you are able to do the right thing with our packaging (when it can't be used any more)
Let's make sure you are able to do the right thing with our packaging (when it can't be used any more)
Click on the country below to find your local soft plastics collection point or country network.
• USA
• France
If you know of any other soft plastics recycling resources, drop us a note at sales@betterpackaging.com so we can update our community.
Click on the country below to find your local soft plastics collection point or country network.
• USA
• France
If you know of any other soft plastics recycling resources, drop us a note at sales@betterpackaging.com so we can update our community.
This one's really easy. Just recycle any packaging with this symbol on it in the same way you'd recycle normal paper
This one's really easy. Just recycle any packaging with this symbol on it in the same way you'd recycle normal paper
Pop it in your own compost (making sure to remove the seal and any labels first).
Don’t have one? Think about setting one up. Did you know, approximately half of what households send to landfill is compostable material. 10% is from the garden and whopping 40% is from the kitchen.There are a number of ways to compost depending on your situation, there’s a great guide here. If you’re in Oz you might be able to save up to 80% on compost bins and worm farms with your local council!
Not interested in composting or just don’t have the space? Here are some other options …
At work ... Does your workplace collect food scraps for composting? If so, just pop your used packaging in with your sandwich crusts.
If not, why not encourage your company to do just that. There are a number of recycling companies which will collect compostable waste and make sure it is recycled. The business recycling site will help you find your nearest composted.
Pop it in your own compost (making sure to remove the seal and any labels first).
Don’t have one? Think about setting one up. Did you know, approximately half of what households send to landfill is compostable material. 10% is from the garden and whopping 40% is from the kitchen.There are a number of ways to compost depending on your situation, there’s a great guide here. If you’re in Oz you might be able to save up to 80% on compost bins and worm farms with your local council!
Not interested in composting or just don’t have the space? Here are some other options …
At work ... Does your workplace collect food scraps for composting? If so, just pop your used packaging in with your sandwich crusts.
If not, why not encourage your company to do just that. There are a number of recycling companies which will collect compostable waste and make sure it is recycled. The business recycling site will help you find your nearest composted.
Most of our products are suitable for home composting, but occasionally part of them is too thick (e.g. the zip on our comZIP bags) to break down within the required timeframe for home composting. BUT, if you're happy to wait a little longer, it will happen!
If not, perhaps check with your local cafe or foodcourt - they will often have collection bins for the compostable coffee cups and plates they now use.
Most of our products are suitable for home composting, but occasionally part of them is too thick (e.g. the zip on our comZIP bags) to break down within the required timeframe for home composting. BUT, if you're happy to wait a little longer, it will happen!
If not, perhaps check with your local cafe or foodcourt - they will often have collection bins for the compostable coffee cups and plates they now use.
