What to do with your Woolcool.

United Kingdom.

We are using natural materials to change the world. We believe in the right material for the right application fully researched from beginning to end of life. For this reason we use 100% pure wool for our insulated packaging. Wool is natural, abundant, renewable, compostable and reusable. The insulative performance of wool as a material means that fewer coolant packs are needed, smaller boxes and therefore lighter shipment weights, and as a result, less material and lower CO2 emissions in comparison to alternatives. Customers choosing Woolcool have seen their reliance on fossil fuel plastic reduce by at least 95%. Our solutions have a lower carbon footprint and substantially save on both water and material usage.

As the wool is a 100% natural material, ultimately it will break down safely in both land and sea, without leaving a trace. So, if whilst we are trying to educate all territories, it does end up as ‘general waste’, it has next to no future impact. When wool does break down in the soil, it will add nutrients back into it, encouraging healthy and fertile soil, playing its part in the natural carbon and nitrogen cycle.

In every area, certain recycling chains may vary, so always reach out to a local authority if in doubt. We are working closely with local authorities to educate on our innovative and natural solution. This page will be updated to reflect any changes.

Wool.

100% Pure Wool is a super-smart natural insulator, this is completely compostable, both at home and in an industrial composting facility. Remove the plastic outer and put the wool into your garden/bio waste bin. Our wool is washed, scoured and processed. The wool element of Woolcool is EN 13432 certified, which means it can go into the same waste stream as compostable film and garden waste.

​***If you are in Northern Ireland – The wool is also certified via the Cre Compostable Certification Scheme (7Z0038) that means it is compatible with Irish composting plants, this can go into the same waste stream as compostable film, food and garden waste.’

Alternatively check out the many other ways this liner can be used in and around the house or garden on our social media and by checking out #letsboxclever

Or how about collecting them up and donating to an Animal Shelter as bedding or as crafting material for a school project?

Alternatively you can send these back to us…

For more info about reuse/recycle/return in the UK – go to our recycling section on our site.

Plastic.

The plastic element protects the internal wool liner. This increases reusability (where applicable) and ensures we are adhering to Food and Pharma safety standards for shipments.

We use MDPE and LDPE film, both these elements can be recycled together with your flexible plastic – recyclable code 4.

Paper/cardboard.

The outer box or bag is optimised to be strong enough to protect your product in transit, but not using too much paper or cardboard. We are mindful of the impacts of deforestation and water usage in the production of paper/cardboard, so we only use what we need to and is obtained from FSC sources.

This element is to be recycled with your paper and cardboard recycling.

Germany.

We are using natural materials to change the world. We believe in the right material for the right application fully researched from beginning to end of life. For this reason we use 100% pure wool for our insulated packaging. Wool is natural, abundant, renewable, compostable and reusable. The insulative performance of wool as a material means that fewer coolant packs are needed, smaller boxes and therefore lighter shipment weights, and as a result, less material and lower CO2 emissions in comparison to alternatives. Customers choosing Woolcool have seen their reliance on fossil fuel plastic reduce by at least 95%. Our solutions have a lower carbon footprint and substantially save on both water and material usage.

As the wool is a 100% natural material, ultimately it will break down safely in both land and sea, without leaving a trace. So, if whilst we are trying to educate all territories, it does end up as ‘general waste’, it has next to no future impact. When wool does break down in the soil, it will add nutrients back into it, encouraging healthy and fertile soil, playing its part in the natural carbon and nitrogen cycle.

In every area, certain recycling chains may vary, so always reach out to a local authority if in doubt. We are working closely with local authorities to educate on our innovative and natural solution. This page will be updated to reflect any changes.

Wool.

100% Pure Wool is a super-smart natural insulator, this is completely compostable, both at home and in an industrial composting facility. Remove the plastic outer and put the wool into your garden/bio waste bin. Our wool is washed, scoured and processed. The wool element of Woolcool is EN 13432 certified, which means it can go into the same waste stream as compostable film and garden waste.

Alternatively check out the many other ways this liner can be used in and around the house or garden on our social media and by checking out #letsboxclever

Or how about collecting them up and donating to an Animal Shelter as bedding or as crafting material for a school project?

Plastic.

The plastic element protects the internal wool liner. This increases reusability (where applicable) and ensures we are adhering to Food and Pharma safety standards for shipments.

We use MDPE and LDPE film, both these elements can be recycled together with your flexible plastic – recyclable code 4.

Paper/cardboard.

The outer box or bag is optimised to be strong enough to protect your product in transit, but not using too much paper or cardboard. We are mindful of the impacts of deforestation and water usage in the production of paper/cardboard, so we only use what we need to and is obtained from FSC sources.

This element is to be recycled with your paper and cardboard recycling.

Italy.

We are using natural materials to change the world. We believe in the right material for the right application fully researched from beginning to end of life. For this reason we use 100% pure wool for our insulated packaging. Wool is natural, abundant, renewable, compostable and reusable. The insulative performance of wool as a material means that fewer coolant packs are needed, smaller boxes and therefore lighter shipment weights, and as a result, less material and lower CO2 emissions in comparison to alternatives. Customers choosing Woolcool have seen their reliance on fossil fuel plastic reduce by at least 95%. Our solutions have a lower carbon footprint and substantially save on both water and material usage.

As the wool is a 100% natural material, ultimately it will break down safely in both land and sea, without leaving a trace. So, if whilst we are trying to educate all territories, it does end up as ‘general waste’, it has next to no future impact. When wool does break down in the soil, it will add nutrients back into it, encouraging healthy and fertile soil, playing its part in the natural carbon and nitrogen cycle.

In every area, certain recycling chains may vary, so always reach out to a local authority if in doubt. We are working closely with local authorities to educate on our innovative and natural solution. This page will be updated to reflect any changes.

Wool.

100% Pure Wool is a super-smart natural insulator, this is completely compostable, both at home and in an industrial composting facility. Remove the plastic outer and put the wool into your garden/bio waste bin. Our wool is washed, scoured and processed. The wool element of Woolcool is EN 13432 certified, which means it can go into the same waste stream as compostable film and garden waste.

Alternatively check out the many other ways this liner can be used in and around the house or garden on our social media and by checking out #letsboxclever

Or how about collecting them up and donating to an Animal Shelter as bedding or as crafting material for a school project?

Plastic.

The plastic element protects the internal wool liner. This increases reusability (where applicable) and ensures we are adhering to Food and Pharma safety standards for shipments.

We use MDPE and LDPE film, both these elements can be recycled together with your flexible plastic – recyclable code 4.

Paper/cardboard.

The outer box or bag is optimised to be strong enough to protect your product in transit, but not using too much paper or cardboard. We are mindful of the impacts of deforestation and water usage in the production of paper/cardboard, so we only use what we need to and is obtained from FSC sources.

This element is to be recycled with your paper and cardboard recycling.

Norway.

We are using natural materials to change the world. We believe in the right material for the right application fully researched from beginning to end of life. For this reason we use 100% pure wool for our insulated packaging. Wool is natural, abundant, renewable, compostable and reusable. The insulative performance of wool as a material means that fewer coolant packs are needed, smaller boxes and therefore lighter shipment weights, and as a result, less material and lower CO2 emissions in comparison to alternatives. Customers choosing Woolcool have seen their reliance on fossil fuel plastic reduce by at least 95%. Our solutions have a lower carbon footprint and substantially save on both water and material usage.

As the wool is a 100% natural material, ultimately it will break down safely in both land and sea, without leaving a trace. So, if whilst we are trying to educate all territories, it does end up as ‘general waste’, it has next to no future impact. When wool does break down in the soil, it will add nutrients back into it, encouraging healthy and fertile soil, playing its part in the natural carbon and nitrogen cycle.

In every area, certain recycling chains may vary, so always reach out to a local authority if in doubt. We are working closely with local authorities to educate on our innovative and natural solution. This page will be updated to reflect any changes.

Wool.

100% Pure Wool is a super-smart natural insulator, this is completely compostable, both at home and in an industrial composting facility. Remove the plastic outer and put the wool into your garden/bio waste bin. Our wool is washed, scoured and processed. The wool element of Woolcool is EN 13432 certified, which means it can go into the same waste stream as compostable film and garden waste.

Alternatively check out the many other ways this liner can be used in and around the house or garden on our social media and by checking out #letsboxclever

Or how about collecting them up and donating to an Animal Shelter as bedding or as crafting material for a school project?

Plastic.

The plastic element protects the internal wool liner. This increases reusability (where applicable) and ensures we are adhering to Food and Pharma safety standards for shipments.

We use MDPE and LDPE film, both these elements can be recycled together with your flexible plastic – recyclable code 4.

Paper/cardboard.

The outer box or bag is optimised to be strong enough to protect your product in transit, but not using too much paper or cardboard. We are mindful of the impacts of deforestation and water usage in the production of paper/cardboard, so we only use what we need to and is obtained from FSC sources.

This element is to be recycled with your paper and cardboard recycling.

Poland.

We are using natural materials to change the world. We believe in the right material for the right application fully researched from beginning to end of life. For this reason we use 100% pure wool for our insulated packaging. Wool is natural, abundant, renewable, compostable and reusable. The insulative performance of wool as a material means that fewer coolant packs are needed, smaller boxes and therefore lighter shipment weights, and as a result, less material and lower CO2 emissions in comparison to alternatives. Customers choosing Woolcool have seen their reliance on fossil fuel plastic reduce by at least 95%. Our solutions have a lower carbon footprint and substantially save on both water and material usage.

As the wool is a 100% natural material, ultimately it will break down safely in both land and sea, without leaving a trace. So, if whilst we are trying to educate all territories, it does end up as ‘general waste’, it has next to no future impact. When wool does break down in the soil, it will add nutrients back into it, encouraging healthy and fertile soil, playing its part in the natural carbon and nitrogen cycle.

In every area, certain recycling chains may vary, so always reach out to a local authority if in doubt. We are working closely with local authorities to educate on our innovative and natural solution. This page will be updated to reflect any changes.

Wool.

100% Pure Wool is a super-smart natural insulator, this is completely compostable, both at home and in an industrial composting facility. Remove the plastic outer and put the wool into your garden/bio waste bin. Our wool is washed, scoured and processed. The wool element of Woolcool is EN 13432 certified, which means it can go into the same waste stream as compostable film and garden waste.

Alternatively check out the many other ways this liner can be used in and around the house or garden on our social media and by checking out #letsboxclever

Or how about collecting them up and donating to an Animal Shelter as bedding or as crafting material for a school project?

Plastic.

The plastic element protects the internal wool liner. This increases reusability (where applicable) and ensures we are adhering to Food and Pharma safety standards for shipments.

We use MDPE and LDPE film, both these elements can be recycled together with your flexible plastic – recyclable code 4.

Paper/cardboard.

The outer box or bag is optimised to be strong enough to protect your product in transit, but not using too much paper or cardboard. We are mindful of the impacts of deforestation and water usage in the production of paper/cardboard, so we only use what we need to and is obtained from FSC sources.

This element is to be recycled with your paper and cardboard recycling.

Netherlands.

We are using natural materials to change the world. We believe in the right material for the right application fully researched from beginning to end of life. For this reason we use 100% pure wool for our insulated packaging. Wool is natural, abundant, renewable, compostable and reusable. The insulative performance of wool as a material means that fewer coolant packs are needed, smaller boxes and therefore lighter shipment weights, and as a result, less material and lower CO2 emissions in comparison to alternatives. Customers choosing Woolcool have seen their reliance on fossil fuel plastic reduce by at least 95%. Our solutions have a lower carbon footprint and substantially save on both water and material usage.

As the wool is a 100% natural material, ultimately it will break down safely in both land and sea, without leaving a trace. So, if whilst we are trying to educate all territories, it does end up as ‘general waste’, it has next to no future impact. When wool does break down in the soil, it will add nutrients back into it, encouraging healthy and fertile soil, playing its part in the natural carbon and nitrogen cycle.

In every area, certain recycling chains may vary, so always reach out to a local authority if in doubt. We are working closely with local authorities to educate on our innovative and natural solution. This page will be updated to reflect any changes.

Wool.

100% Pure Wool is a super-smart natural insulator, this is completely compostable, both at home and in an industrial composting facility. Remove the plastic outer and put the wool into your garden/bio waste bin. Our wool is washed, scoured and processed. The wool element of Woolcool is EN 13432 certified, which means it can go into the same waste stream as compostable film and garden waste.

Alternatively check out the many other ways this liner can be used in and around the house or garden on our social media and by checking out #letsboxclever

Or how about collecting them up and donating to an Animal Shelter as bedding or as crafting material for a school project?

Plastic.

The plastic element protects the internal wool liner. This increases reusability (where applicable) and ensures we are adhering to Food and Pharma safety standards for shipments.

We use MDPE and LDPE film, both these elements can be recycled together with your flexible plastic – recyclable code 4.

Paper/cardboard.

The outer box or bag is optimised to be strong enough to protect your product in transit, but not using too much paper or cardboard. We are mindful of the impacts of deforestation and water usage in the production of paper/cardboard, so we only use what we need to and is obtained from FSC sources.

This element is to be recycled with your paper and cardboard recycling.

France.

We are using natural materials to change the world. We believe in the right material for the right application fully researched from beginning to end of life. For this reason we use 100% pure wool for our insulated packaging. Wool is natural, abundant, renewable, compostable and reusable. The insulative performance of wool as a material means that fewer coolant packs are needed, smaller boxes and therefore lighter shipment weights, and as a result, less material and lower CO2 emissions in comparison to alternatives. Customers choosing Woolcool have seen their reliance on fossil fuel plastic reduce by at least 95%. Our solutions have a lower carbon footprint and substantially save on both water and material usage.

As the wool is a 100% natural material, ultimately it will break down safely in both land and sea, without leaving a trace. So, if whilst we are trying to educate all territories, it does end up as ‘general waste’, it has next to no future impact. When wool does break down in the soil, it will add nutrients back into it, encouraging healthy and fertile soil, playing its part in the natural carbon and nitrogen cycle.

In every area, certain recycling chains may vary, so always reach out to a local authority if in doubt. We are working closely with local authorities to educate on our innovative and natural solution. This page will be updated to reflect any changes.

Wool.

100% Pure Wool is a super-smart natural insulator, this is completely compostable, both at home and in an industrial composting facility. Remove the plastic outer and put the wool into your garden/bio waste bin. Our wool is washed, scoured and processed. The wool element of Woolcool is EN 13432 certified, which means it can go into the same waste stream as compostable film and garden waste.

Alternatively check out the many other ways this liner can be used in and around the house or garden on our social media and by checking out #letsboxclever

Or how about collecting them up and donating to an Animal Shelter as bedding or as crafting material for a school project?

Plastic.

The plastic element protects the internal wool liner. This increases reusability (where applicable) and ensures we are adhering to Food and Pharma safety standards for shipments.

We use MDPE and LDPE film, both these elements can be recycled together with your flexible plastic – recyclable code 4.

Paper/cardboard.

The outer box or bag is optimised to be strong enough to protect your product in transit, but not using too much paper or cardboard. We are mindful of the impacts of deforestation and water usage in the production of paper/cardboard, so we only use what we need to and is obtained from FSC sources.

This element is to be recycled with your paper and cardboard recycling.

Spain.

We are using natural materials to change the world. We believe in the right material for the right application fully researched from beginning to end of life. For this reason we use 100% pure wool for our insulated packaging. Wool is natural, abundant, renewable, compostable and reusable. The insulative performance of wool as a material means that fewer coolant packs are needed, smaller boxes and therefore lighter shipment weights, and as a result, less material and lower CO2 emissions in comparison to alternatives. Customers choosing Woolcool have seen their reliance on fossil fuel plastic reduce by at least 95%. Our solutions have a lower carbon footprint and substantially save on both water and material usage.

As the wool is a 100% natural material, ultimately it will break down safely in both land and sea, without leaving a trace. So, if whilst we are trying to educate all territories, it does end up as ‘general waste’, it has next to no future impact. When wool does break down in the soil, it will add nutrients back into it, encouraging healthy and fertile soil, playing its part in the natural carbon and nitrogen cycle.

In every area, certain recycling chains may vary, so always reach out to a local authority if in doubt. We are working closely with local authorities to educate on our innovative and natural solution. This page will be updated to reflect any changes.

Wool.

100% Pure Wool is a super-smart natural insulator, this is completely compostable, both at home and in an industrial composting facility. Remove the plastic outer and put the wool into your garden/bio waste bin. Our wool is washed, scoured and processed. The wool element of Woolcool is EN 13432 certified, which means it can go into the same waste stream as compostable film and garden waste.

Alternatively check out the many other ways this liner can be used in and around the house or garden on our social media and by checking out #letsboxclever

Or how about collecting them up and donating to an Animal Shelter as bedding or as crafting material for a school project?

Plastic.

The plastic element protects the internal wool liner. This increases reusability (where applicable) and ensures we are adhering to Food and Pharma safety standards for shipments.

We use MDPE and LDPE film, both these elements can be recycled together with your flexible plastic – recyclable code 4.

Paper/cardboard.

The outer box or bag is optimised to be strong enough to protect your product in transit, but not using too much paper or cardboard. We are mindful of the impacts of deforestation and water usage in the production of paper/cardboard, so we only use what we need to and is obtained from FSC sources.

This element is to be recycled with your paper and cardboard recycling (Blue bin).

Portugal.

We are using natural materials to change the world. We believe in the right material for the right application fully researched from beginning to end of life. For this reason we use 100% pure wool for our insulated packaging. Wool is natural, abundant, renewable, compostable and reusable. The insulative performance of wool as a material means that fewer coolant packs are needed, smaller boxes and therefore lighter shipment weights, and as a result, less material and lower CO2 emissions in comparison to alternatives. Customers choosing Woolcool have seen their reliance on fossil fuel plastic reduce by at least 95%. Our solutions have a lower carbon footprint and substantially save on both water and material usage.

As the wool is a 100% natural material, ultimately it will break down safely in both land and sea, without leaving a trace. So, if whilst we are trying to educate all territories, it does end up as ‘general waste’, it has next to no future impact. When wool does break down in the soil, it will add nutrients back into it, encouraging healthy and fertile soil, playing its part in the natural carbon and nitrogen cycle.

In every area, certain recycling chains may vary, so always reach out to a local authority if in doubt. We are working closely with local authorities to educate on our innovative and natural solution. This page will be updated to reflect any changes.

Wool.

100% Pure Wool is a super-smart natural insulator, this is completely compostable, both at home and in an industrial composting facility. Remove the plastic outer and put the wool into your garden/bio waste bin. Our wool is washed, scoured and processed. The wool element of Woolcool is EN 13432 certified, which means it can go into the same waste stream as compostable film and garden waste.

Alternatively check out the many other ways this liner can be used in and around the house or garden on our social media and by checking out #letsboxclever

Or how about collecting them up and donating to an Animal Shelter as bedding or as crafting material for a school project?

Plastic.

The plastic element protects the internal wool liner. This increases reusability (where applicable) and ensures we are adhering to Food and Pharma safety standards for shipments.

We use MDPE and LDPE film, both these elements can be recycled together with your flexible plastic – recyclable code 4 (Yellow bin).

Paper/cardboard.

The outer box or bag is optimised to be strong enough to protect your product in transit, but not using too much paper or cardboard. We are mindful of the impacts of deforestation and water usage in the production of paper/cardboard, so we only use what we need to and is obtained from FSC sources.

This element is to be recycled with your paper and cardboard recycling (Blue bin).

Belgium.

We are using natural materials to change the world. We believe in the right material for the right application fully researched from beginning to end of life. For this reason we use 100% pure wool for our insulated packaging. Wool is natural, abundant, renewable, compostable and reusable. The insulative performance of wool as a material means that fewer coolant packs are needed, smaller boxes and therefore lighter shipment weights, and as a result, less material and lower CO2 emissions in comparison to alternatives. Customers choosing Woolcool have seen their reliance on fossil fuel plastic reduce by at least 95%. Our solutions have a lower carbon footprint and substantially save on both water and material usage.

As the wool is a 100% natural material, ultimately it will break down safely in both land and sea, without leaving a trace. So, if whilst we are trying to educate all territories, it does end up as ‘general waste’, it has next to no future impact. When wool does break down in the soil, it will add nutrients back into it, encouraging healthy and fertile soil, playing its part in the natural carbon and nitrogen cycle.

In every area, certain recycling chains may vary, so always reach out to a local authority if in doubt. We are working closely with local authorities to educate on our innovative and natural solution. This page will be updated to reflect any changes.

Wool.

100% Pure Wool is a super-smart natural insulator, this is completely compostable, both at home and in an industrial composting facility. Remove the plastic outer and put the wool into your garden/bio waste bin. Our wool is washed, scoured and processed. The wool element of Woolcool is EN 13432 certified, which means it can go into the same waste stream as compostable film and garden waste.

Alternatively check out the many other ways this liner can be used in and around the house or garden on our social media and by checking out #letsboxclever

Or how about collecting them up and donating to an Animal Shelter as bedding or as crafting material for a school project?

Plastic.

The plastic element protects the internal wool liner. This increases reusability (where applicable) and ensures we are adhering to Food and Pharma safety standards for shipments.

We use MDPE and LDPE film, both these elements can be recycled together with your flexible plastic – recyclable code 4 (Yellow bin).

Paper/cardboard.

The outer box or bag is optimised to be strong enough to protect your product in transit, but not using too much paper or cardboard. We are mindful of the impacts of deforestation and water usage in the production of paper/cardboard, so we only use what we need to and is obtained from FSC sources.

This element is to be recycled with your paper and cardboard recycling (Blue bin).

Austria.

We are using natural materials to change the world. We believe in the right material for the right application fully researched from beginning to end of life. For this reason we use 100% pure wool for our insulated packaging. Wool is natural, abundant, renewable, compostable and reusable. The insulative performance of wool as a material means that fewer coolant packs are needed, smaller boxes and therefore lighter shipment weights, and as a result, less material and lower CO2 emissions in comparison to alternatives. Customers choosing Woolcool have seen their reliance on fossil fuel plastic reduce by at least 95%. Our solutions have a lower carbon footprint and substantially save on both water and material usage.

As the wool is a 100% natural material, ultimately it will break down safely in both land and sea, without leaving a trace. So, if whilst we are trying to educate all territories, it does end up as ‘general waste’, it has next to no future impact. When wool does break down in the soil, it will add nutrients back into it, encouraging healthy and fertile soil, playing its part in the natural carbon and nitrogen cycle.

In every area, certain recycling chains may vary, so always reach out to a local authority if in doubt. We are working closely with local authorities to educate on our innovative and natural solution. This page will be updated to reflect any changes.

Wool.

100% Pure Wool is a super-smart natural insulator, this is completely compostable, both at home and in an industrial composting facility. Remove the plastic outer and put the wool into your garden/bio waste bin. Our wool is washed, scoured and processed. The wool element of Woolcool is EN 13432 certified, which means it can go into the same waste stream as compostable film and garden waste.

Alternatively check out the many other ways this liner can be used in and around the house or garden on our social media and by checking out #letsboxclever

Or how about collecting them up and donating to an Animal Shelter as bedding or as crafting material for a school project?

Plastic.

The plastic element protects the internal wool liner. This increases reusability (where applicable) and ensures we are adhering to Food and Pharma safety standards for shipments.

We use MDPE and LDPE film, both these elements can be recycled together with your flexible plastic – recyclable code 4.

Paper/cardboard.

The outer box or bag is optimised to be strong enough to protect your product in transit, but not using too much paper or cardboard. We are mindful of the impacts of deforestation and water usage in the production of paper/cardboard, so we only use what we need to and is obtained from FSC sources.

This element is to be recycled with your paper and cardboard recycling (Red bin).

Luxembourg.

We are using natural materials to change the world. We believe in the right material for the right application fully researched from beginning to end of life. For this reason we use 100% pure wool for our insulated packaging. Wool is natural, abundant, renewable, compostable and reusable. The insulative performance of wool as a material means that fewer coolant packs are needed, smaller boxes and therefore lighter shipment weights, and as a result, less material and lower CO2 emissions in comparison to alternatives. Customers choosing Woolcool have seen their reliance on fossil fuel plastic reduce by at least 95%. Our solutions have a lower carbon footprint and substantially save on both water and material usage.

As the wool is a 100% natural material, ultimately it will break down safely in both land and sea, without leaving a trace. So, if whilst we are trying to educate all territories, it does end up as ‘general waste’, it has next to no future impact. When wool does break down in the soil, it will add nutrients back into it, encouraging healthy and fertile soil, playing its part in the natural carbon and nitrogen cycle.

In every area, certain recycling chains may vary, so always reach out to a local authority if in doubt. We are working closely with local authorities to educate on our innovative and natural solution. This page will be updated to reflect any changes.

Wool.

100% Pure Wool is a super-smart natural insulator, this is completely compostable, both at home and in an industrial composting facility. Remove the plastic outer and put the wool into your garden/bio waste bin. Our wool is washed, scoured and processed. The wool element of Woolcool is EN 13432 certified, which means it can go into the same waste stream as compostable film and garden waste.

Alternatively check out the many other ways this liner can be used in and around the house or garden on our social media and by checking out #letsboxclever

Or how about collecting them up and donating to an Animal Shelter as bedding or as crafting material for a school project?

Plastic.

The plastic element protects the internal wool liner. This increases reusability (where applicable) and ensures we are adhering to Food and Pharma safety standards for shipments.

We use MDPE and LDPE film, both these elements can be recycled together with your flexible plastic – recyclable code 4.

Paper/cardboard.

The outer box or bag is optimised to be strong enough to protect your product in transit, but not using too much paper or cardboard. We are mindful of the impacts of deforestation and water usage in the production of paper/cardboard, so we only use what we need to and is obtained from FSC sources.

This element is to be recycled with your paper and cardboard recycling.

Switzerland.

We are using natural materials to change the world. We believe in the right material for the right application fully researched from beginning to end of life. For this reason we use 100% pure wool for our insulated packaging. Wool is natural, abundant, renewable, compostable and reusable. The insulative performance of wool as a material means that fewer coolant packs are needed, smaller boxes and therefore lighter shipment weights, and as a result, less material and lower CO2 emissions in comparison to alternatives. Customers choosing Woolcool have seen their reliance on fossil fuel plastic reduce by at least 95%. Our solutions have a lower carbon footprint and substantially save on both water and material usage.

As the wool is a 100% natural material, ultimately it will break down safely in both land and sea, without leaving a trace. So, if whilst we are trying to educate all territories, it does end up as ‘general waste’, it has next to no future impact. When wool does break down in the soil, it will add nutrients back into it, encouraging healthy and fertile soil, playing its part in the natural carbon and nitrogen cycle.

In every area, certain recycling chains may vary, so always reach out to a local authority if in doubt. We are working closely with local authorities to educate on our innovative and natural solution. This page will be updated to reflect any changes.

Wool.

100% Pure Wool is a super-smart natural insulator, this is completely compostable, both at home and in an industrial composting facility. Remove the plastic outer and put the wool into your garden/bio waste bin. Our wool is washed, scoured and processed. The wool element of Woolcool is EN 13432 certified, which means it can go into the same waste stream as compostable film and garden waste.

Alternatively check out the many other ways this liner can be used in and around the house or garden on our social media and by checking out #letsboxclever

Or how about collecting them up and donating to an Animal Shelter as bedding or as crafting material for a school project?

Plastic.

The plastic element protects the internal wool liner. This increases reusability (where applicable) and ensures we are adhering to Food and Pharma safety standards for shipments.

We use MDPE and LDPE film, both these elements can be recycled together with your flexible plastic – recyclable code 4.

Paper/cardboard.

The outer box or bag is optimised to be strong enough to protect your product in transit, but not using too much paper or cardboard. We are mindful of the impacts of deforestation and water usage in the production of paper/cardboard, so we only use what we need to and is obtained from FSC sources.

This element is to be recycled with your paper and cardboard recycling.

USA.

We are using natural materials to change the world. We believe in the right material for the right application fully researched from beginning to end of life. For this reason we use 100% pure wool for our insulated packaging. Wool is natural, abundant, renewable, compostable and reusable. The insulative performance of wool as a material means that fewer coolant packs are needed, smaller boxes and therefore lighter shipment weights, and as a result, less material and lower CO2 emissions in comparison to alternatives. Customers choosing Woolcool have seen their reliance on fossil fuel plastic reduce by at least 95%. Our solutions have a lower carbon footprint and substantially save on both water and material usage.

As the wool is a 100% natural material, ultimately it will break down safely in both land and sea, without leaving a trace. So, if whilst we are trying to educate all territories, it does end up as ‘general waste’, it has next to no future impact. When wool does break down in the soil, it will add nutrients back into it, encouraging healthy and fertile soil, playing its part in the natural carbon and nitrogen cycle.

In every area, certain recycling chains may vary, so always reach out to a local authority if in doubt. We are working closely with local authorities to educate on our innovative and natural solution. This page will be updated to reflect any changes.

Wool.

100% Pure Wool is a super-smart natural insulator, this is completely compostable, both at home and in an industrial composting facility. Remove the plastic outer and put the wool into your garden/bio waste bin. Our wool is washed, scoured and processed. The wool element of Woolcool is EN 13432 certified, which means it can go into the same waste stream as compostable film and garden waste.

Alternatively check out the many other ways this liner can be used in and around the house or garden on our social media and by checking out #letsboxclever

Or how about collecting them up and donating to an Animal Shelter as bedding or as crafting material for a school project?

Plastic.

The plastic element protects the internal wool liner. This increases reusability (where applicable) and ensures we are adhering to Food and Pharma safety standards for shipments.

We use MDPE and LDPE film, both these elements can be recycled together with your flexible plastic – recyclable code 4.

Paper/cardboard.

The outer box or bag is optimised to be strong enough to protect your product in transit, but not using too much paper or cardboard. We are mindful of the impacts of deforestation and water usage in the production of paper/cardboard, so we only use what we need to and is obtained from FSC sources.

This element is to be recycled with your paper and cardboard recycling.

Israel.

We are using natural materials to change the world. We believe in the right material for the right application fully researched from beginning to end of life. For this reason we use 100% pure wool for our insulated packaging. Wool is natural, abundant, renewable, compostable and reusable. The insulative performance of wool as a material means that fewer coolant packs are needed, smaller boxes and therefore lighter shipment weights, and as a result, less material and lower CO2 emissions in comparison to alternatives. Customers choosing Woolcool have seen their reliance on fossil fuel plastic reduce by at least 95%. Our solutions have a lower carbon footprint and substantially save on both water and material usage.

As the wool is a 100% natural material, ultimately it will break down safely in both land and sea, without leaving a trace. So, if whilst we are trying to educate all territories, it does end up as ‘general waste’, it has next to no future impact. When wool does break down in the soil, it will add nutrients back into it, encouraging healthy and fertile soil, playing its part in the natural carbon and nitrogen cycle.

In every area, certain recycling chains may vary, so always reach out to a local authority if in doubt. We are working closely with local authorities to educate on our innovative and natural solution. This page will be updated to reflect any changes.

Wool.

100% Pure Wool is a super-smart natural insulator, this is completely compostable, both at home and in an industrial composting facility. Remove the plastic outer and put the wool into your garden/bio waste bin. Our wool is washed, scoured and processed. The wool element of Woolcool is EN 13432 certified, which means it can go into the same waste stream as compostable film and garden waste.

Alternatively check out the many other ways this liner can be used in and around the house or garden on our social media and by checking out #letsboxclever

Or how about collecting them up and donating to an Animal Shelter as bedding or as crafting material for a school project?

Plastic.

The plastic element protects the internal wool liner. This increases reusability (where applicable) and ensures we are adhering to Food and Pharma safety standards for shipments.

We use MDPE and LDPE film, both these elements can be recycled together with your flexible plastic – recyclable code 4.

Paper/cardboard.

The outer box or bag is optimised to be strong enough to protect your product in transit, but not using too much paper or cardboard. We are mindful of the impacts of deforestation and water usage in the production of paper/cardboard, so we only use what we need to and is obtained from FSC sources.

This element is to be recycled with your paper and cardboard recycling.

Singapore.

We are using natural materials to change the world. We believe in the right material for the right application fully researched from beginning to end of life. For this reason we use 100% pure wool for our insulated packaging. Wool is natural, abundant, renewable, compostable and reusable. The insulative performance of wool as a material means that fewer coolant packs are needed, smaller boxes and therefore lighter shipment weights, and as a result, less material and lower CO2 emissions in comparison to alternatives. Customers choosing Woolcool have seen their reliance on fossil fuel plastic reduce by at least 95%. Our solutions have a lower carbon footprint and substantially save on both water and material usage.

As the wool is a 100% natural material, ultimately it will break down safely in both land and sea, without leaving a trace. So, if whilst we are trying to educate all territories, it does end up as ‘general waste’, it has next to no future impact. When wool does break down in the soil, it will add nutrients back into it, encouraging healthy and fertile soil, playing its part in the natural carbon and nitrogen cycle.

In every area, certain recycling chains may vary, so always reach out to a local authority if in doubt. We are working closely with local authorities to educate on our innovative and natural solution. This page will be updated to reflect any changes.

Wool.

100% Pure Wool is a super-smart natural insulator, this is completely compostable, both at home and in an industrial composting facility. Remove the plastic outer and put the wool into your garden/bio waste bin. Our wool is washed, scoured and processed. The wool element of Woolcool is EN 13432 certified, which means it can go into the same waste stream as compostable film and garden waste.

Alternatively check out the many other ways this liner can be used in and around the house or garden on our social media and by checking out #letsboxclever

Or how about collecting them up and donating to an Animal Shelter as bedding or as crafting material for a school project?

Plastic.

The plastic element protects the internal wool liner. This increases reusability (where applicable) and ensures we are adhering to Food and Pharma safety standards for shipments.

We use MDPE and LDPE film, both these elements can be recycled together with your flexible plastic – recyclable code 4.

Paper/cardboard.

The outer box or bag is optimised to be strong enough to protect your product in transit, but not using too much paper or cardboard. We are mindful of the impacts of deforestation and water usage in the production of paper/cardboard, so we only use what we need to and is obtained from FSC sources.

This element is to be recycled with your paper and cardboard recycling.

Hong Kong.

We are using natural materials to change the world. We believe in the right material for the right application fully researched from beginning to end of life. For this reason we use 100% pure wool for our insulated packaging. Wool is natural, abundant, renewable, compostable and reusable. The insulative performance of wool as a material means that fewer coolant packs are needed, smaller boxes and therefore lighter shipment weights, and as a result, less material and lower CO2 emissions in comparison to alternatives. Customers choosing Woolcool have seen their reliance on fossil fuel plastic reduce by at least 95%. Our solutions have a lower carbon footprint and substantially save on both water and material usage.

As the wool is a 100% natural material, ultimately it will break down safely in both land and sea, without leaving a trace. So, if whilst we are trying to educate all territories, it does end up as ‘general waste’, it has next to no future impact. When wool does break down in the soil, it will add nutrients back into it, encouraging healthy and fertile soil, playing its part in the natural carbon and nitrogen cycle.

In every area, certain recycling chains may vary, so always reach out to a local authority if in doubt. We are working closely with local authorities to educate on our innovative and natural solution. This page will be updated to reflect any changes.

Wool.

100% Pure Wool is a super-smart natural insulator, this is completely compostable, both at home and in an industrial composting facility. Remove the plastic outer and put the wool into your garden/bio waste bin. Our wool is washed, scoured and processed. The wool element of Woolcool is EN 13432 certified, which means it can go into the same waste stream as compostable film and garden waste.

Alternatively check out the many other ways this liner can be used in and around the house or garden on our social media and by checking out #letsboxclever

Or how about collecting them up and donating to an Animal Shelter as bedding or as crafting material for a school project?

Plastic.

The plastic element protects the internal wool liner. This increases reusability (where applicable) and ensures we are adhering to Food and Pharma safety standards for shipments.

We use MDPE and LDPE film, both these elements can be recycled together with your flexible plastic – recyclable code 4.

Paper/cardboard.

The outer box or bag is optimised to be strong enough to protect your product in transit, but not using too much paper or cardboard. We are mindful of the impacts of deforestation and water usage in the production of paper/cardboard, so we only use what we need to and is obtained from FSC sources.

This element is to be recycled with your paper and cardboard recycling.

South Africa.

We are using natural materials to change the world. We believe in the right material for the right application fully researched from beginning to end of life. For this reason we use 100% pure wool for our insulated packaging. Wool is natural, abundant, renewable, compostable and reusable. The insulative performance of wool as a material means that fewer coolant packs are needed, smaller boxes and therefore lighter shipment weights, and as a result, less material and lower CO2 emissions in comparison to alternatives. Customers choosing Woolcool have seen their reliance on fossil fuel plastic reduce by at least 95%. Our solutions have a lower carbon footprint and substantially save on both water and material usage.

As the wool is a 100% natural material, ultimately it will break down safely in both land and sea, without leaving a trace. So, if whilst we are trying to educate all territories, it does end up as ‘general waste’, it has next to no future impact. When wool does break down in the soil, it will add nutrients back into it, encouraging healthy and fertile soil, playing its part in the natural carbon and nitrogen cycle.

In every area, certain recycling chains may vary, so always reach out to a local authority if in doubt. We are working closely with local authorities to educate on our innovative and natural solution. This page will be updated to reflect any changes.

Wool.

100% Pure Wool is a super-smart natural insulator, this is completely compostable, both at home and in an industrial composting facility. Remove the plastic outer and put the wool into your garden/bio waste bin. Our wool is washed, scoured and processed. The wool element of Woolcool is EN 13432 certified, which means it can go into the same waste stream as compostable film and garden waste.

Alternatively check out the many other ways this liner can be used in and around the house or garden on our social media and by checking out #letsboxclever

Or how about collecting them up and donating to an Animal Shelter as bedding or as crafting material for a school project?

Plastic.

The plastic element protects the internal wool liner. This increases reusability (where applicable) and ensures we are adhering to Food and Pharma safety standards for shipments.

We use MDPE and LDPE film, both these elements can be recycled together with your flexible plastic – recyclable code 4.

Paper/cardboard.

The outer box or bag is optimised to be strong enough to protect your product in transit, but not using too much paper or cardboard. We are mindful of the impacts of deforestation and water usage in the production of paper/cardboard, so we only use what we need to and is obtained from FSC sources.

This element is to be recycled with your paper and cardboard recycling.

Canada.

We are using natural materials to change the world. We believe in the right material for the right application fully researched from beginning to end of life. For this reason we use 100% pure wool for our insulated packaging. Wool is natural, abundant, renewable, compostable and reusable. The insulative performance of wool as a material means that fewer coolant packs are needed, smaller boxes and therefore lighter shipment weights, and as a result, less material and lower CO2 emissions in comparison to alternatives. Customers choosing Woolcool have seen their reliance on fossil fuel plastic reduce by at least 95%. Our solutions have a lower carbon footprint and substantially save on both water and material usage.

As the wool is a 100% natural material, ultimately it will break down safely in both land and sea, without leaving a trace. So, if whilst we are trying to educate all territories, it does end up as ‘general waste’, it has next to no future impact. When wool does break down in the soil, it will add nutrients back into it, encouraging healthy and fertile soil, playing its part in the natural carbon and nitrogen cycle.

In every area, certain recycling chains may vary, so always reach out to a local authority if in doubt. We are working closely with local authorities to educate on our innovative and natural solution. This page will be updated to reflect any changes.

Wool.

100% Pure Wool is a super-smart natural insulator, this is completely compostable, both at home and in an industrial composting facility. Remove the plastic outer and put the wool into your garden/bio waste bin. Our wool is washed, scoured and processed. The wool element of Woolcool is EN 13432 certified, which means it can go into the same waste stream as compostable film and garden waste.

Alternatively check out the many other ways this liner can be used in and around the house or garden on our social media and by checking out #letsboxclever

Or how about collecting them up and donating to an Animal Shelter as bedding or as crafting material for a school project?

Plastic.

The plastic element protects the internal wool liner. This increases reusability (where applicable) and ensures we are adhering to Food and Pharma safety standards for shipments.

We use MDPE and LDPE film, both these elements can be recycled together with your flexible plastic – recyclable code 4.

Paper/cardboard.

The outer box or bag is optimised to be strong enough to protect your product in transit, but not using too much paper or cardboard. We are mindful of the impacts of deforestation and water usage in the production of paper/cardboard, so we only use what we need to and is obtained from FSC sources.

This element is to be recycled with your paper and cardboard recycling.

Ireland.

We are using natural materials to change the world. We believe in the right material for the right application fully researched from beginning to end of life. For this reason we use 100% pure wool for our insulated packaging. Wool is natural, abundant, renewable, compostable and reusable. The insulative performance of wool as a material means that fewer coolant packs are needed, smaller boxes and therefore lighter shipment weights, and as a result, less material and lower CO2 emissions in comparison to alternatives. Customers choosing Woolcool have seen their reliance on fossil fuel plastic reduce by at least 95%. Our solutions have a lower carbon footprint and substantially save on both water and material usage.

As the wool is a 100% natural material, ultimately it will break down safely in both land and sea, without leaving a trace. So, if whilst we are trying to educate all territories, it does end up as ‘general waste’, it has next to no future impact. When wool does break down in the soil, it will add nutrients back into it, encouraging healthy and fertile soil, playing its part in the natural carbon and nitrogen cycle.

In every area, certain recycling chains may vary, so always reach out to a local authority if in doubt. We are working closely with local authorities to educate on our innovative and natural solution. This page will be updated to reflect any changes.

Wool.

The 100% Pure Wool element is a super-smart natural insulator, this is completely compostable, both at home and in an industrial composting facility. Remove the plastic outer and put the wool into your garden/bio waste bin. Our wool is washed, scoured and processed. The wool element of Woolcool is EN 13432 certified and is certified via the Cre Compostable Certification Scheme (7Z0038) that means it is compatible with Irish composting plants, this can go into the same waste stream as compostable film, food and garden waste.

Alternatively find out about the many other ways this liner can be used in and around the house or garden or on our social media, by checking out #letsboxclever

Or how about collecting them up and donating to an Animal Shelter as bedding or as crafting material for a school project?

Plastic.

The plastic element protects the internal wool liner. This increases reusability (where applicable) and ensures we are adhering to Food and Pharma safety standards for shipments. .

We use MDPE and LDPE film, both these elements can be recycled together with your flexible plastic – recyclable code 4.

Paper/cardboard.

The outer box or bag is optimised to be strong enough to protect your product in transit, but not using too much paper or cardboard. We are mindful of the impacts of deforestation and water usage in the production of paper/cardboard, so we only use what we need to and obtain our material from FSC sources.

This element is to be recycled with your paper and cardboard recycling