
How to Recycle Pulp & Press Packaging
Cardboard Shipping Box
Recycle Box With Curbside Recycling
Your cardboard shipping box is 100% curbside recyclable. Please collapse the box before adding it to your recycling.
Reuse Box at Home
- Repackage large gifts for friends and family
- Repurpose as a storage box
- Turn it into a fun toy for your furry friend
- Repurpose cardboard material for arts and crafts.

Plant-based Insulated Foam
Recycle the Outer Film Layer
Compost Foam in Backyard
Dissolve Foam in Water

Non-Toxic Ice Packs
How to Recycle Ice Packs
- Empty contents of packs into trash bin (unless local restrictions apply). Even though these products are considered to be non-toxic, care should be taken to restrict access from children and pets.
- Bags emptied of contents are recyclable as LDPE #4 plastic (the same material commonly used in grocery bags).
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Reuse Ice Packs At Home

100% Recyclable Bottles
How to Recycle Bottles
Our bottles are made of PET plastic, which is one of the most highly recyclable and widely accepted plastic materials.
- Rinse and empty the contents of the bottles.
- Empty bottles are curbside recyclable as PET #1 plastic.
- Please help us keep our bottles out of landfill so they can be recycled again and again.
Reuse Bottles at Home
- Use bottles to propagate plants. Our wellness shot bottles are particularly popular for this purpose.
- Use bottles as a vase to hold short-stemmed flowers.
- Store arts and crafts supplies or loose change.
- Make a bird feeder.
Curbside Recyclable Plastic Bottles
- Currently our bottles are 100% curbside recyclable plastic, we are limited to plastic bottles in order to achieve maximum shelf stability and minimize the chances of spoilage and food waste through high-pressure processing.
- We are always on the hunt for new technologies that are sustainable and most widely accepted through the existing recycling infrastructure where our products are purchased.
- As one of our first steps towards plastic neutrality, we're collecting ocean-bound plastic from areas with some of the most extreme plastic leakage rates in the world – where waste collection is mostly non-existent and plastic pollution is destroying vulnerable communities.
- A portion of every Pulp & Press purchase will support the circular economy and help restore the environment, through collecting, processing, and recycling ocean-bound plastic waste.
Why We Use Plastic Bottles Instead of Glass Bottles
- Minimal Breakage Risk: Less fragile packaging translates to fewer breakages, saving valuable resources and minimizing reships.
- Lower Energy Consumption: Manufacturing plastic requires less energy than producing glass, contributing to a greener future.
- Sustainable Shipping: Lightweight plastic packaging reduces fuel usage and emissions during delivery.
- Reduced Packaging Waste: Avoiding the need for additional non-recyclable protective packaging materials like bubble wrap means less waste in landfills.



Committed to sustainability.
Each purchase prevents 10 bottles-worth of plastic from entering our oceans.