Brook + Whittle's GreenLabel® BlockOut™ receives important recyclability recognition and pre-qualification
The APR Design® for Recyclability Recognition program evaluates the materials, components, and design of packaging to ensure it is compatible with recycling systems and can be effectively recycled. Brook + Whittle's recyclable light-blocking shrink sleeve has been recognized for its innovative design that not only meets the high recyclability standards but also offers superior protection for light-sensitive products.
How2Recycle is a standardized labeling system that clearly communicates recycling instructions to the public. It aims to make recycling easier and more transparent by providing consistent and accurate information on how to recycle various types of packaging. How2Recycle's pre-qualification of Brook + Whittle's light-blocking shrink sleeve solution on eligible clear PET bottles as widely recyclable* further emphasizes the company's commitment to recyclability and helping consumers make informed recycling choices.
"We are honored to receive this important recyclability recognition from the APR and How2Recycle label pre-qualification," said
"APR is pleased to recognize Brook + Whittle for their GreenLabel® BlockOut™, light-blocking shrink sleeves," said
* The assigned label for on-pack usage may change due to product application, attachments, or other factors.
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