Empty the can.
Follow the product’s disposal instructions and the collection guidance where you are.
The story continues after the message is seen.
Consider the materials, the quantity and what happens after use. Make each choice count.
Choose thoughtfully.
Use well.
Dispose of correctly.
The printed paperboard carton carries your message. The facial tissues inside serve an everyday need.
Board, coatings and finish affect how the carton can be recycled. We confirm the materials and disposal guidance for your selected specification.
Used tissues stay out of paper recycling. Some South Australian councils accept them in green organics; check local guidance.
Ask us about materials and finishes when planning your campaign.
Check local guidance: Which Bin SA ↗Aluminium can be recycled repeatedly.
Australia has established can-recycling pathways. Recovery depends on correct collection and disposal.
Plan collection points and clear signs with your venue before the event.
Read: Australian Aluminium Council ↗Follow the product’s disposal instructions and the collection guidance where you are.
Look for the refund mark. Eligible containers can go through the local container deposit scheme.
South Australian EPA ↗Agree where cans will be collected with your venue or event team before distribution begins.
Australian spring water, canned and packed in Australia.
Tissue-box and packaging origins are confirmed separately for your selected specification.
Four decisions to make
before a product goes out.
Match the run to the audience, location and distribution plan.
Review the board, print and finish against your campaign needs.
Make disposal information clear and relevant to the location.
Use distribution feedback to inform the next campaign.
Let’s plan a campaign with the product, the place and its afterlife in mind.
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