To recycle, cut the bag open and discard the non-toxic, non-hazardous material in your garbage bin. Recycle the outside plastic where flexible films are collected for recycling, such as a local supermarket or recycling center, found here: www.search.earth911.com. Our ice packs are made up of 98% water and 2% super absorbent polymer (SAP), a non-toxic, non-hazardous, oil-based absorbent.
Depending on your location and the current temperature, you may receive a liner made of layers of paper, or paper and a plant-based rapidly renewable foam. You could also receive a foil pouch liner made of metalized films and bubbles. Any liners wrapped in brown paper, whether all-paper or paper and foam, can be discarded in the curbside paper recycling bin. The foil pouch liners can be recycled at centers that accept #4 plastics. You can use https://nextrex.com/view/findadropoff to find a drop-off location near you.
Our trays better organize the ingredients within your box for a simple, seamless unpacking experience. They’re made from sustainably sourced paper fiber, similar to our boxes. You can discard the tray in your curbside recycling bin, or better yet – reuse it for organizing your fridge and pantry!
Jars, bottles, and clamshells are made of #1 plastic (PET) and can be disposed of in your plastics recycling bin. Films and bags are made of thin layers of #1 (PET) and #4 (LDPE) plastic and are usually collected at your local supermarket or recycling center found here: www.search.earth911.com.
