A growing part of the catalogue is recyclable or made from recycled and renewable material — packaging, stationery and washroom consumables that do the same job and leave less behind. It sits on your existing account: same list, same manager, same invoice.
These are the lines where an eco-friendly alternative performs like the conventional one, so switching costs you nothing operationally.
Kraft cartons, paper-based void fill and mailers for despatch operations that want to drop plastic from the outer pack.
Unbleached kraft envelopes and document wallets in the sizes an office already gets through, without the poly window.
Writing instruments with paper or wood barrels in place of moulded plastic, supplied in the same bulk packs.
Notebooks, diaries and conference pads with kraft, cork or recycled board covers — brandable for corporate gifting.
Tissue rolls and hand towels made from recycled fibre, on the same replenishment schedule as the rest of your housekeeping order.
If there is an item your policy needs an alternative for, send the specification and we will tell you honestly whether one exists.
Most buyers start with one category — usually packaging or washroom consumables, because the alternatives are closest in price and nobody has to change how they work. Once that is running, the rest is a line-by-line conversation rather than a project.
Your account manager can mark the eco-friendly alternatives against your existing standing list, so you can see the swap and the price difference side by side before committing to anything.
Recycled and paper-based alternatives are not always cheaper than the conventional item, and we would rather say so than have you find out at quote stage.
Where a swap costs more, the quote shows both options with the difference against each line, so the decision stays yours rather than ours.
Send your standing order and we will mark it up with the alternatives that exist, the ones that do not, and what each swap costs.
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