How do I dispose of my Green Planet products?
Every material has different needs. To keep it simple we’ve narrowed it down for you… The Green Planet Cup Put me in any bin! 100% recyclable, 100% biodegradable, 100% compostable, PLA and PE free. Pair with our paper lids and card sleeves for added insulation. 20oz – pint cup
Every material has different needs. To keep it simple we’ve narrowed it down for you…

The Green Planet Cup
Put me in any bin!
- 100% recyclable, 100% biodegradable, 100% compostable, PLA and PE free.
- Pair with our paper lids and card sleeves for added insulation.
- 20oz – pint cup – perfect for an extra large coffee or iced drink.
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RECYCLABLE
Can I put this is my blue bin? Check your local authority here. Some councils will recycle these materials, other areas may require further collection. 100% recyclable means it requires no separation or preparation before treating. Always Reduce and Reuse before you choose to Recycle.

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REUSABLE
Products that are intended for repeated use. Reusable items remove the need for waste to be processed, reducing the environmental impact. At end of life you can recycle these products. Find a recycling facility.

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COMPOSTABLE
Compostable products are those that can be broken down naturally using heat, light, moisture and CO2. Must be able to decompose in an industrial composter within 60-90 days.
Organise a compostable packaging collection with First Mile here. They have pay as you go options for all businesses. It is important to note that compostable products are typically not recyclable and should never go to landfill.

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BIODEGRADABLE
A material that can undergo biological anaerobic or aerobic degradation, such as our aqueous lined cups. Decomposable with bacteria and or other living organisms thereby avoiding pollution. If a product is 100% biodegradable it can go in any bin.
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