We wouldn't be able to have any recycled plastic in our little bottles if people didn't recycle stuff in the first place. So you could say that we're big fans of recycling.

Nearly all our packaging can be recycled but unfortunately not all councils recycle everything. You can find out if yours does by using this website. To find your nearest recycling bank go to this website and enter your postcode, or text 'waste' and your postcode to 60060.

To get you started, here is a quick guide to recycling our products.

Made from Before recycling Where to recycle Symbol to look for Bottles PET Have a cup of tea In your recycling bin at home Cartons & Wedges Cartonboard Squash it Local collection banks (or at home if you are lucky) Check where here Veg Pots PP Quick rinse Tricky to recycle at the moment ' look for recycling bins accepting 'all plastic' Fruit Tubes LDPE / Cardboard Separate Pop the cardboard outer in your home recycling bin

Asides from recycling, there are lots of other things that you can do with empty cartons, veg pots or squeezie containers. We've outlined some ideas we know about below.

• Cut the carton in half, fill it with soil and compost, and use it to grow herbs or flowers
• Wash it out, put some rice inside, put the cap back on, and you have an instant maraca. Shake it baby.
• Make handbags and things.

• Attach some string to the end of two pots for a brand new telephone.
• Grow a mini-herb garden.
• Use as a floating snack container for the bath.
• Bash two pots together for authentic galloping horse sound effect.
• Use as a freezer container for stocks and sauces.
• Make a slot and use as a money box for spare change.
• Use as a special jelly mould.
• A container for annoying fiddly bits ' drawing pins, hair slides, spare buttons, old teeth etc.
• Hang paper fish inside to make your own aquarium.
• Collect and build into a castle / den / greenhouse / spare room.