Properly dispose of packaging

Our packaging consists of paper, cardboard, and corrugated board. These materials can be fully recycled within the existing recycling system.

Paper & Cardboard

• belong in the paper bin
  
• flatten them beforehand
  
• please separate heavily soiled parts
  

Filling material

• Paper padding and cardboard inserts → paper bin
  
• do not use mixed materials
  
  Goal: pure sorting for maximum recycling

Understanding recycling symbols

PAP 20 – Corrugated board

Shipping boxes and outer packaging
→ paper bin

PAP 21 – Non-corrugated board

Inserts, smaller cardboard parts
→ paper bin

PAP 22 – Paper

Tissue paper, wrapping paper
→ paper bin

All PAP materials are fully recyclable

Disposing of ceramics

myromy ceramics are a durable natural material.

Ideally, they will be used for many years.

If disposal becomes necessary:

• do not put them in the glass container
  
• do not dispose of larger quantities with household waste
  

Recommended:

• smaller quantities → residual waste
  
• larger items → recycling center / waste disposal facility
  

Sustainability at myromy

We focus on:

• reduced materials
  
• recyclable packaging
  
• durable products
  

Sustainability is not created by complexity,

but by clear materials and conscious use.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to separate the packaging?

Yes. Paper, cardboard, and other materials should be disposed of separately.

Can ceramics be recycled?

No. Ceramics do not belong in the glass or paper recycling stream.

What do I do with damaged packaging?

Even damaged paper packaging can be recycled – provided it is clean.

Note

Disposal may vary slightly depending on the region.
Please observe your local community's regulations.