Recycled cardboard for our cartons

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Most of the cartons used to carry water bottles are then discarded and sent to landfills where they stay for ages. Why use a virgin paper pulp for such a short term use? We believe this is a waste of natural resources and decided to use cardboard that already had a life before…and may have one after!

By using recycled cardboard, we reduce the need for extraction of new raw natural material thus preserving the environment. Recycled cardboard have a lower carbon footprint as well as lower overall ecological footprint. On top of that, we have decided to print directly on the raw material rather than using some coating to make the carton smoother and softer. So if you see brown looking water cartons going around, you will know it is probably one of ours.

Pleass: Caring for the Planet, One Box at a Time

At Pleass, we take sustainability seriously. Since we are aware of the need to reduce our environmental effects, we are delighted to use recycled cardboard in all of our containers.

Reducing our carbon footprint is a core principle at Pleass. Cardboard made using recycled materials requires less energy to deliver corresponded with virgin cardboard. This translates to a significant reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, helping us combat climate change.

However, this concerns more than just the environment. Recycling cardboard is also a much more sustainable resource. By offering used cardboard a second life, we lessen our dependence on cutting down trees. This helps conserve precious forests and ensures a healthier planet for generations to come.

Shopping with Pleass thus assures you that your item will come in environmentally friendly packaging. It’s a win-win for everyone – you get the fantastic products you love, and we all get to contribute to a more sustainable future!

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