Filled with 24 (75g) milk chocolates housed in a vac tray. Full colour print to all outer sides. The outer card carton is made from sustainable sources & is recyclable. The vac trays are made from 80% recycled plastics and also recyclable. Shrink wrapped as standard (not recyclable). Bulk packed into cartons of 25, must be ordered in multiples of this.
Silver tin with a digitally printed label applied to the lid. Fillings available: 40g mint imperials or 70g jelly beans. Supplied in cartons of 12, so must be ordered in multiples of this.
Eco Maxi Box food safe grade white card, printed full colour with your design and filled with Jelly Beans. This filling is scooped directly into the box. This box is made from sustainably sourced packaging, and can be composted/recycled. Made in the UK.
• U.K. made double-wall insulated tumbler with spill-proof lid made from sugar cane.
• This renewable source absorbs carbon dioxide whilst growing and is a by-product of the sugar industry. The use of sugar cane means less oil is used in the manufacture
of each tumbler.
• The tumbler is 100% recyclable and packed in a home compostable bag.
BPA-free. 75% PP Plastic and 25% sugar cane bioplastic.
Price is for 1 colour print in 1 position
Introducing the revolutionary LOOP sports bottle made in the UK from recycled plastic milk bottles. In a closed-loop production facility, plastic milk bottles are sorted and cleaned, shredded and melted down into the pellets which we use to manufacture the LOOP bottes. Styled on the popular Olympic bottle with no slip grip, the LOOP helps diver recyclables from ending up in landfill and deliver many sustainable benefits.
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