We're recycling & joining Agrecovery

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It’s free to recycle your SealesWinslow 20kg and 25kg bags. 

New bags - reducing our impact!

For the 2024/25 season, SealesWinslow will import 18.2 tonnes less plastic than in previous years due to a new small bag solution for our Calf Max bags*.

  • New seam technology, ensures a seamless bag.
  • Bags are stronger than current bags with no impact on shelf life or product freshness.
  • The bag is a new single plastic bag (homopolymer) rather than the current bags which have different types of plastics, making them harder to recycle.
  • The reduced bag weight = more bags per shipment = reduced sea travel of 11,000Km over the 2024/25 season.

Over the next few months, we are transitioning our small bags to a single plastic to help farmers reduce waste and doing our part by minimising our supply chain footprint.

  • Calf Max range 20kg bags to transition June 2023.
  • SealesWinslow small bags, 25kg will change within the next couple of months.
  • Rumatain calf range 25kg bags will transition in 2024.
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Don’t burn or dump – It’s free to recycle!

We are excited to be part of Agrecovery’s product stewardship scheme for Woven PP bags (No.5 plastic) from July 1 2023. Our 20kg and 25kg bags are able to be recycled as part of this scheme.

How to get involved

  1. Call Agrecovery on 0800 247 326 or email them to order your liners and coded zip ties for packing the bags into.
  2. Shake out the bag. Empty bags MUST be given a good shake out, removing all residue. Ensure bags are clean from contamination – both inside and out!
  3. Put in liner. Put bags into your Agrecovery liner. This should fit 60-75 Woven PP bags.
  4. Seal with zip tie. Once full, seal the liner with the zip tie. Each zip tie has a code on it. This is needed for the drop off site so that they can record your recycling in your Agrecovery account.
  5. Drop off. Drop your full liners off at your closest site. A list of these sites can be found on the Agrecovery website.