Make a New Holiday Tradition
with These Recycling Tips

Make a New Holiday Tradition
with These Recycling Tips

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Don’t create waste, prevent it. Choose and recycle your paper products.

If you enjoy sending holiday cards, writing shopping lists, getting gifts delivered to your home in a protective box and wrapping presents with pretty paper and paper ribbons, you’re in luck. All of these fun, festive paper and paper-based packaging items can be recycled.

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’Tis the season of giving, so be a force for nature by embracing paper guilt-free in your holiday traditions.

wrapping paper

Make smart choices. Opt for wrapping paper with a matte finish. It’s fun, colorful—and recyclable, unlike its foil counterparts.

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Add crinkle paper to holiday gifts for (festive!) protection without regret.

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Take action: It’s as easy as empty, flatten, recycle.

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The more recycling, the merrier. Paper and paper-based packaging are one of the most recycled materials in the U.S., and we recycle nearly 60% more paper today than we did in 1990.

trees

When you choose paper and packaging this holiday season, you’re supporting a sustainable industry. A healthy demand for forest products means healthy, thriving, growing forests.

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Young forests create homes for an abundance of songbirds and small game birds.

egg nog

The future looks bright when you use paper products like paper cartons and cups.

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Holiday paper packaging and products, like New Year’s cards, are gifts that keep on giving (and living) by helping our forests grow.