At the moment we use sous vide steamable pouches to gently cook all of our fresh meals, because we don't want to use high heat extrusion cooking methods that will deplete the nutritional benefits of our fresh ingredients.This means our food pouches are not easily recyclable at home just yet, but we're working really hard on rectifying this! We advise checking with your local supermarket or pet shop to see if they have a pouch recycling scheme in your area.Some links that might be helpful:https://www.petsathome.com/shop/en/pets/promotions/recycle#https://www.coop.co.uk/environment/soft-plasticshttps://www.tescoplc.com/news/2021/tesco-to-launch-uk-s-biggest-network-of-recycling-points-for-soft-plastic/The great news is that all of our delivery packaging is fully reusable or recyclable!Our boxes contain an insulated bag and liner which are made from all-natural, 100% sheep's wool, housed inside a recyclable, food-grade polyethylene bag. The wool is 100% biodegradable, which means it can be placed on a compost where it will naturally break down and release a whole host of nutrients such as nitrogen which can fertilise plants. The liner can recycled at supermarkets just like our pouches, and if you don't wish to reuse your sheep's wool this can be placed in your normal food recycling.Our frozen water packs can be pierced to release the water and then put in with your normal plastic recycling as well, and our KatKin cardboard delivery boxes are also curbside recyclable.If you don't have a compost heap to recycle the sheep's wool liner, here's some cool ideas to re-use it: https://www.woolcool.com/woolcool-recycling-ideas/