'recyclable package' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about a package that can be recycled instead of thrown away. For example: "The coffee beans came in an environmentally friendly recyclable package."
That won't be easy, and manufacturing a recyclable package doesn't, of course, mean that it will be recycled.
Touted by the beverage and aluminum industries as the most recyclable package in America, only about half of aluminum cans are actually recycled.
"It provided consumers with a lightweight, low-cost and highly recyclable package".
According to the study, a recyclable package was the top packaging benefit, so make that prominent if pertinent.
In addition, the [re]drive's simplified, 100percentt recyclable package contains just the bare essentials to reduce waste – there's no extra bags or inserts, and the backup software and user guide are saved digitally on the drive.
The company said it had made significant progress on sustainability: its bottles and cans were 100% recyclable; packages were lighter and the amount of recycled plastic in its bottles would increase from 25%to40%0% by 2020.
For consumers with community recycling programs, the monitors all come in highly recyclable packaging materials, with all major plastic components properly labeled with the composition code and recycling symbols to facilitate future recycling based on ISO 1043/11469 standards.
Bio-degradable, recyclable, reusable packaging is now the order of the day.
The company headquarters are Leed certified, and it promotes recyclable packaging.
The best performer was Morrisons with easily recyclable packaging for 81% of its tested products.
Similarly, they are attempting to green their businesses by introducing recyclable packaging or sourcing from sustainable fisheries.
