By recycling your used packaging correctly, you’re helping to protect our environment. This page provides information on how to recycle various types of used packaging. Check with your local area for details of collection and drop-off.
Cardboard boxes are widely recycled through most household recycling schemes (in the paper/card bin or public recycling containers). Flatten the box before placing it in your recycling bin.
Plastic Tape / Packing Tape / Packing Label - Leave attached to the main packaging (box, bag, envelope) and follow the recycling instructions for the main packaging material.
Wooden boxes and pallets can be recycled at Household Waste Recycling Centres or, in some areas, collection recycling services may be available.
Paper and cardboard envelopes, paper bags and paper padded mailers are widely recycled through most household recycling schemes (in the paper/card bin or public recycling containers).
Cardboard boxes are widely recycled through most household recycling schemes (in the paper/card bin or public recycling containers).
Brown packing paper is widely recycled through most household recycling schemes (in the paper/card bin or public recycling containers).
Reusable plastic bags are made of 100% recycled material (RPET) and reusable. Check with local authorities for disposal of this material. Also for packing film bags some local authorities collect this as part of household recycling. If not, use designated store drop-off locations where plastic film is accepted.
At JCB, we know that managing the resources that go into our products is more important now than ever. So, thank you, for disposing of your packaging correctly, and helping us to look after our world. You can find out more about JCB’s Sustainable Solutions here:
