This Jotter Pad comes with a heavy cardboard cover made from recycled paper, the colour stripe is made from recyclable non-woven material and has 70 pages of recycled lined paper. Other features include a blank black ink pen made from recycled paper, an elastic band to keep the notebook closed and a metal ring binding. The back cover and each page feature the recycled logo.
Available Colours: Red,Black
MOQ: 100 | Quantity less than MOQ needs to be quoted, Please contact our staff.
Recycled Jotter Pad
$13.40
Promote sustainability with our Recycled Jotter Pad, featuring a heavy cardboard cover, 70 pages of lined recycled paper, and a recycled logo. Personalise with your brand for eco-friendly branding. Variety of Personalisation options available to add logo or brand name.
While EFG Promotional Products strives to offer a comprehensive range of eco-friendly promotional products, please note that some items on our website may not fully meet these criteria. This is due to specific client demands for certain products. Additionally, the printing methods used for these products are not controlled by us but by our printing partners, and the packaging may involve plastic. We request that you dispose of any plastic responsibly by using RedCycle for soft plastics or placing recycled plastic in the appropriate recycling bin. We are actively seeking greener alternatives and are committed to replacing these non-eco friendly items with more sustainable options as soon as they become available. Thank you for your understanding and support in our mission to promote sustainability.
Carbon Neutral Shipping: Clients can request carbon neutral shipping for their orders. Please note that this may require an extra charge.
Proper Recycling of Packaging:
- Soft Plastics: Use RedCycle bins available at many supermarkets for recycling soft plastics such as plastic bags and wrappers.
- Recycled Plastics: Place recycled plastics like PET bottles and containers in the appropriate recycling bin.
- Cardboard and Paper: Flatten boxes and recycle them in your paper recycling bin.
- Bubble Wrap: If reusable, consider reusing bubble wrap for future packaging needs. Otherwise, recycle it along with soft plastics.
