Greener,
said straight
Recyclable packaging involves trade-offs. Here's what each route actually gives up, so you can pick with your eyes open instead of buying a logo on a bag.
Recyclable as standard
Every build we quote can go down a recyclable route. It isn't an upsell, it's the default starting point.
Single-material when it counts
Fully recyclable builds use one material family so the pack can be recycled whole instead of separated.
Right-sized on purpose
We size boxes and pouches to the product. Less air shipped means less material, lower freight and less waste.
The three routes
Standard recyclable
Recyclable through common drop-off streams, with the widest choice of finishes.
100% fully recyclable
Single-material build designed to be recycled whole. Our greenest route.
Compostable
Certified compostable film or paper for brands that need it on the label.
The honest part
Fully recyclable and compostable builds limit some finishes and barrier combinations, and they usually cost a little more per unit. Where that matters for what you're packing, we'll tell you before you commit — and suggest the closest build that still works.
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