Our boxes and our meal kit bags, including the stickers are all 100% recyclable. What should you do with them? Flatten your box, empty your meal kit bags and pop them all into your kerbside recycling bin.
Our cool pouches provide the insulation to keep your cold ingredients, like dairy and meat safe to eat. What should you do with them? We’d recommend reusing them to keep other items cool in the future, otherwise here’s how to dispose of your pouch correctly:
‘I’m Corny’ or ‘Cool and Fresh’ white pouch: These pouches are made from plant-based materials and can be disposed of in your general waste bin.
Silver or White Foil pouch: These pouches can be placed in your local REDcycle bin (you can find your closest REDcycle bin here).
Our boxes and our meal kit bags, including the stickers are all 100% recyclable. What should you do with them? Flatten your box, empty your meal kit bags and pop them all into your kerbside recycling bin.
Our cool pouches provide the insulation to keep your cold ingredients, like dairy and meat safe to eat. What should you do with them? We’d recommend reusing them to keep other items cool in the future, otherwise here’s how to dispose of your pouch correctly:
‘I’m Corny’ or ‘Cool and Fresh’ white pouch: These pouches are made from plant-based materials and can be disposed of in your general waste bin.
Silver or White Foil pouch: These pouches can be placed in your local REDcycle bin (you can find your closest REDcycle bin here).
The ice packs go into your cool pouch to keep your sensitive ingredients chilled and fresh. What should you do with them? The ice packs are perfect for reuse in your esky or cooler bag. Otherwise, empty the water down the drain or onto your plants (WA customers, please empty the water-based gel into your general waste bin), make sure the outer plastic layer is clean and dry, and drop it to your local REDcycle bin.
The plastic wrappers used for your meats, salads and herbs help to keep them fresh and hygienic. What should you do with them? Your soft plastics can be taken to your local REDcycle bin for recycling.
The ice packs go into your cool pouch to keep your sensitive ingredients chilled and fresh. What should you do with them? The ice packs are perfect for reuse in your esky or cooler bag. Otherwise, empty the water down the drain or onto your plants (WA customers, please empty the water-based gel into your general waste bin), make sure the outer plastic layer is clean and dry, and drop it to your local REDcycle bin.
The plastic wrappers used for your meats, salads and herbs help to keep them fresh and hygienic. What should you do with them? Your soft plastics can be taken to your local REDcycle bin for recycling.