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Recycled

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less energy consumption

less energy
consumption

made from recycled plastics

made from
recycled plastics

post consumer recycled materials

post consumer
recycled materials

DISPLACES VIRGIN PLASTIC

DISPLACES
VIRGIN PLASTIC

About Greenprint Recycled

OUR PRODUCT

  • Material
  • Resource conservation

Material

We believe in making the most of materials that already exist. That’s why this collection is made from a minimum of 50% post-consumer recycled (PCR) plastic. By rescuing materials already in circulation, we reduce our reliance on virgin fossil fuels and help divert waste from landfills.

Resource conservation

Made with recycled materials to displace the need for new virgin plastic, keeping fossil fuels in the ground and waste out of landfills.

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Made with upcycled agave fibers and recycled plastics, with a minimum of 50% post-consumer recycled plastic.

Made from Post-Consumer Plastics

Choosing Blue Dot® – made with 50% recycled content – helps give new life to existing plastic.

Durable and Dependable

Our PCR-based products are designed for strength and reliability.

Reducing Reliance on Virgin Materials

By using post-consumer recycled materials, we reduce the need for virgin petroleum-based plastic.
Greenprint Certified Facility

Greenprint Certified Facility

Tracked Supply Chain with Quality Assurance

Tracked Supply Chain with Quality Assurance

25% lower carbon footprint vs. traditional manufacturing methods.

25% lower carbon footprint vs. traditional manufacturing methods.

Made from Recycled #5 Plastic

Made from Recycled #5 Plastic

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How Microplastics Enter the Food Chain and Your Kitchen

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What is the carbon footprint and how is it measured
What Is a Carbon Footprint and How Is It Measured?

Learn what a carbon footprint is, which greenhouse gases it includes, and how businesses measure emissions using the GHG Protocol. Find practical steps to reduce yours.

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