Durable materials
Every day in the Netherlands alone we throw away 19 million plastic cups and food packaging after single use. We should not continue to burden future generations with this. A turnaround is needed from disposable to reusable. This way we can prevent plastic soup, use resources more carefully and leave behind a cleaner world.
Sustainability is a broad and is actually anything organic, recycled or long-lasting. Most important is that the product lasts a long time. Make the right choice and check out the carefully curated Retulp assortment. There are differences between materials that are not always so easy to explain in a product text. For example, what exactly is so sustainable about cane sugar, bamboo, stainless steel or RPET?
According to Retulp, stainless steel is the most sustainable material to make bottles and thermos cups from and that is mainly due to its enormous longevity. Products made of bio materials are very innovative and sound very sustainable but usually have a shorter lifespan and there are all kinds of legal restrictions attached to them, such as complexity with food safety and difficult recyclability. Below is an explanation of these commonly used materials.