Recycling & Packaging Transparency
We believe in being transparent about the materials used in our packaging. Below is an overview of common materials you may find across our product line and how they are typically handled.
We aim to select packaging components that are widely recyclable where possible and compatible with many local recycling systems. Availability of recycling options may vary by location, so we recommend checking with your local municipality for guidance.
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| PET 1 (Polyethylene Terephthalate) |
A clear, lightweight plastic commonly used for bottles and containers. PET is recyclable by design and is one of the most widely accepted plastics in recycling systems. It can be reprocessed into new materials through established recycling streams. |
| HDPE 2 (High Density Polyethylene) |
A durable plastic frequently used for household containers, including cleaning products. HDPE is recyclable and widely accepted in many recycling programs, making it one of the more commonly recovered plastics. |
| LDPE 4 (Low Density Polyethylene) |
A softer plastic used in items like bags and flexible packaging. LDPE is recyclable, though access to recycling may vary by location and may require drop-off at designated collection points. |
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CORRUGATED |
Corrugated cardboard is recyclable by design and is widely accepted across most recycling programs. It can typically be recycled multiple times and is often made using a percentage of previously recycled content. We use corrugated packaging as a practical way to protect products while supporting materials that are commonly recovered and reused within existing recycling systems. |
We welcome customers to return certain packaging components for reuse or recycling at our facility. Many of our local customers choose to drop off items such as pails directly.
We are not currently set up to offer a return shipping program or provide prepaid labels for sending packaging back. This helps us keep overall product costs as accessible as possible while continuing to support responsible packaging practices.
For customers outside of our local area, we encourage reuse of packaging where possible, or recycling through local programs when available. Many customers also choose to reuse packaging components in their own way, which can help extend the life of these materials.