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Bubble wrap can be an effective protective packaging solution that works well with a wide range of products, but even though it is made from recyclable LDPE, it isn't the most sustainable, planet friendly packaging choice. With the majority of bubble wrap ending up in land fill, incorporating an eco alternative to bubble wrap into your operation is a great way to reduce your impact on the environment and ensure your pack and despatch operation is as eco-friendly as possible.
We have plenty of protective packaging choices that are great planet friendly alternatives to bubble wrap, from packing paper and corrugated cardboard rolls that can be used to wrap around your goods or added as void fill, to the Geami Wrappak that offers robust, yet sustainably wraparound protection. Every solution is fully recyclable, biodegradable and plastic free – our packing peanuts are even compostable – so choosing an eco alternative to bubble wrap is easier than ever.
To find out information on how and where to recycle your bubble wrap alternatives, try our Recycling Locator - select corrugated cardboard or paper from the list of materials, and enter your postcode to find your closest recycling facility. To dispose of the packing peanuts, add to your compost heap, or simply put them in water and they'll break down.