Frequently Asked Questions

<p>Nitrile gloves are not conventionally recyclable, and should be disposed of with general waste (or with contaminated medical waste, as appropriate). The packaging for most disposable gloves is card, which is widely recycled. The packaging for reusable gloves varies by product – please consult specific product pages for information on product packaging recyclability.</p>
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<p>Latex gloves are not conventionally recyclable, and should be disposed of with general waste (or with contaminated medical waste, as appropriate). The packaging for most disposable gloves is card, which is widely recycled. The packaging for reusable gloves varies by product – please consult specific product pages for information on product packaging recyclability.</p>
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<p>Vinyl gloves are not conventionally recyclable, and should be disposed of with general waste (or with contaminated medical waste, as appropriate). The packaging for most disposable gloves is card, which is widely recycled. The packaging for reusable gloves varies by product – please consult specific product pages for information on product packaging recyclability.</p>
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<p>We make every effort to ensure where possible our products have recyclable packaging. Please check individual products for packaging details. For more information about our environmental credentials, see our Social Compliance  policy .</p>
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<p>Black bin liners generally cannot be recycled as they are typically coloured with carbon black pigments which prevent the optical sorting systems in recycling centres from working. Black plastic is treated as residue and is landfilled or incinerated.  </p> <p>If using bin liners for recyclable waste, follow local authority rules and choose clear products, as waste in black bags will typically be landfilled or incinerated along with the bin liner.</p>
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<p>Due to the wax coating on the inside of the pots they are not recyclable.</p>
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