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.
• 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
This Circular travel cup is made in the U.K from recycled single-use paper cups that would have otherwise ended up in a landfill.
The cups are collected from cafes and offices, cleaned and processed to make the outer layer of the reusable cup.
This process not only reduces waste but also saves energy and resources that would have been usedto create new cups from scratch.
The cup also features a unique push lid opening
which allows you to drink without worrying about
leaks or spills.
Designed for 10 years of use, the 12oz
Circular & Co. Reusable Coffee Cup is fully recyclable and BPA and melamine-free, making it a safe and sustainable choice.
Price includes 1 colour in 1 position
100% Biodegradable and 100% Recyclable, this sports bottle comes in clear transparent and white options. Made from 20% recycled plastic too, it can be branded with a stunning full colour wrap.
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