Yes, corrugated cardboard is generally recyclable and has a high recycling rate.

Many recycling programs accept it. Almost all Australians can recycle paper and cardboard in their recycling bins at home. To recycle it correctly, ensure it is clean, dry, and devoid of non-cardboard items such as plastic or food residue.

Yes, corrugated cardboard is generally home compostable.

Corrugated cardboard provides an excellent carbon source for compost heaps, aiding in balancing nitrogen-heavy components. For optimal breakdown, it is recommended to tear or shred the cardboard into smaller fragments before incorporating it into your compost.

Vegware's home compostable range of products are designed to break down into organic matter in home compost piles. This means it can be safely added to a backyard compost bin or pile and will decompose naturally, without leaving behind harmful residues.

This means your customers are able to dispose of this packaging at home if they have their own compost system.

Of course all Home Compostable products are also suitable for Commerical Composting.