Plastic Bank Frisbee
It is made from recycled PET plastic, usually from drinks bottles, gathered as ocean bound plastic through Plastic Bank, which pays collectors in developing countries to return waste from beaches, rivers and landfills. Made in Europe.
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A frisbee made from recycled Ocean Bound Plastic from Plastic Bank®. Old bottles and other stray plastic products were used for the material. Because this product is made of Ocean Bound Plastic, the material may show imperfections. • With the purchase of this product you support Plastic Bank®. Plastic Bank® is an international organisation with two main goals. These goals concern us all, reducing poverty and reducing plastic waste in the oceans. Plastic Bank® pays people in developing countries to return plastic waste. This plastic is collected from beaches, rivers, riverbanks, landfills and from the shallow parts of the ocean. This helps prevent plastic waste from polluting the oceans. The collected plastic is sorted, cleaned and processed into granules. New products are then made from these granules and given the Social Plastic® label.
- Made in
- Netherlands
- Print method
- Silk printing
- Print position
- Top side
- Print colours
- Up to 1
- Eco-Friendly MaterialsContains recognised lower-impact materials such as recycled, organic or plant-based content.
- Responsible ManufacturingMade under a recognised social-audit standard or in a European factory.
- Collects 23 kg of plastic from the ocean
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The impact of this product
Every order through Social Supermarket funds real social and environmental impact. Here is what this adds up to.
- Collects2323kg of plastic from the ocean
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