♻️ Recycling Our Packaging ♻️
At Myga, we care about the environment as much as you do. That’s why we use the most sustainable packaging materials where possible—and we’re here to support you in recycling every part of it.
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Cardboard Boxes
What To Do: Flatten the box to save space.
Where To Recycle: Your kerbside recycling bin (most UK councils accept this).
Tip 💡: Remove any tape, stickers, or labels if possible.
Paper Inserts & Tissue Paper
What To Do: Fold or crumple up and place in recycling.
Where To Recycle: Paper recycling at home or local recycling centre.
Avoid 🙅: Glitter, foil, or plastic-coated paper, those go in general waste.
Padded Envelopes (Paper + Bubble Wrap)
Mixed Materials like these are tricky.
What To Do: Tear open and separate the bubble wrap from the paper outer.
- Paper = Recycle
- Bubble wrap = See Below
Bubble Wrap & Air Pillows
Recyclable? Yes, but NOT in your regular bin.
What To Do: Collect and take to your local supermarket soft plastic recycling point (e.g., Tesco, Co-op, Sainsbury’s).
Tip 💡: Pop the bubbles to save space.
Plastic Mailer Bags
Type: LDPE (Low-Density Polyethylene), look for recycling code #4.
Where To Recycle: Same as bubble wrap, use a soft plastic drop-off point.
Note 🗒️: Make sure they’re clean and dry.
Packing Peanuts
Type: Cornstarch (compostable) or Polystyrene (not recyclable).
How To Tell: Put one under water, if it dissolves, it’s compostable.
- Compostable: bin or garden compost.
- Polystyrene: reuse or check with local household waste recycling centre.
Compostable Mailers
- What To Do: Check for “compostable” certification (e.g., EN 13432).
- If home compostable: pop it in your compost bin.
- If industrial compost only: check local council guidelines.
Stickers & Labels
- Unfortunately, most are not recyclable unless they are paper-based with no coating.
- What To Do: Peel off and dispose of in general waste.
Need Help?
If you're unsure how to recycle any part of our packaging, feel free to reach out to us at contact@myga-yoga.com or consult your local council's recycling guide.