Smoothies

Recycle the lid. Trash the cup and the plastic seal.

The cup is made of water-resistant paper, which is generally not recyclable.
The lid is made of #4 (LDPE) plastic and can be curbside recycled.

The plastic seal is a multilayered plastic film (#7) that’s typically not recyclable. Learn more about your local options here.

Boosters

Recycle the scoop. Trash the pouch. 

Pouches are made of PET plastic and are not recyclable under traditional recycling methods.    

The scoop in your pouch is made of #5 PP and is curbside recyclable.

Elixirs

Pouches are made of PET plastic and are not recyclable under traditional recycling methods.   

Protein Oat Bowls

Trash the cup, lid and the plastic seal.

The cup and lid is made of water-resistant paper, which is generally not recyclable.

The plastic seal is a multilayered plastic film (#7) that’s typically not recyclable. Learn more about your local options here.

Daily Harvest Delivery Boxes

Recycle the box, liner, and divider. Toss the dry ice plastic bag.
The corrugated box is made of paper and is curbside recyclable.
The liner is made of paper and cornstarch and is curbside recyclable. Please note that this item is new technology and many material recovery facilities (MRFs) may not recognize it as recyclable. Your local MRF can chat with the supplier, Temperpack, if they have questions about why it is indeed recyclable.
The divider is made of paper and is curbside recyclable.

Handle the dry ice with care and do not touch it with bare hands. The dry ice will evaporate on its own if left out in a well-ventilated area. Do not allow children or pets near dry ice without supervision.
The dry ice plastic bag is made of plastic film and is generally not curbside recyclable, but can be dropped off at a plastic retrieval store.