We work closely with suppliers to find new ways to reduce packaging while ensuring your food stays fresh during transit.
Our ice packs contain 98% water and 2% super absorbent polymer (SAP), a non-toxic, non-hazardous, oil-based polymer.
What is it?
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Where should it go?
To recycle, cut the bag open. Discard the non-toxic, non-hazardous material in your garbage bin. Recycle the outside plastic as a #4 plastic. If your local curbside pickup doesn't accept #4 plastics, you can find your local recycling center here: http://search.earth911.com
What is it?
Both our original box (pictured here) and our new purple box (below) are SFI certified, which means that they are made of paper sourced from sustainably managed forests.
Box
Where should it go?
Both of our paper boxes can be recycled in any curbside paper recycling bin.
What is it?
Our fiber liner is made from biodegradable and compostable natural fiber—primarily cotton—wrapped in a recyclable poly (thin plastic) film.
Where should it go?
To discard, separate the film from the insulation. Place clean, dry poly film in your plastic recycling bin. Place the natural fiber insulation in your paper recycling bin.
What is it?
Our Foil Pouches are made with a combination of metalized films and bubbles.
Where should it go?
The metalized shell used on the Foil Pouch is a mixed plastics product, and it can be recycled at centers that accept recyclable #7 plastics.
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Box Liner
Foil Pouch
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What is it?
Bottles and containers are made of #1 recyclable plastic, and bags are made of #4 recyclable plastic.
Where should it go?
You can dispose of them in your plastics recycling bin. For a list of plastics that can be recycled locally, visit: http://search.earth911.com
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What is it?
Our liners are made from raw, un-dyed cotton grown in southern U.S climates. This natural insulation is repurposed from plant fiber that can’t be used for shirts and sheets.
Where should it go?
Remove the plastic film and recycle it where #4 plastic is accepted. The cotton insulation can be recycled where #60 cotton is accepted.
Cool Pouch
* We are currently updating the appearance of our ice packs. Their contents and recycling guidelines remain as indicated above and below.
