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Details of Our Exciting New Packs

Why did Seeds of Change make this switch?

It takes less fossil fuel and energy to make these plastic envelopes compared to our old paper envelopes. The new packs can be recycled as number 1 plastic, accepted by most recyclers. These new packs are therefore more environmentally friendly and have less of a total carbon footprint than the traditional paper envelopes.

The packs can be resealed (in case not all seed is planted in one season for instance), reused or recycled, rather than being discarded after use. These new packs are therefore more user-friendly and allow you more flexibility in how you use them.

Hermetically sealed and unopened plastic packs remain fresh per USDA requirements for two years, much longer compared to paper. The new packs are therefore also superior for storing seed.

When we holistically examined the entire process of manufacturing, transporting, storing and using this type of new plastic packs, we concluded that they had less of an environmental impact than our old paper envelopes, as well as superior performance and better user-friendliness. We are confident that this is the most functional and sustainable seed packaging available, and is consistent with our 20 year old Mission statement. We trust that you will agree.

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Seeds of Change is switching out its seed packs to new reusable, recyclable envelopes? This state-of-the-art packaging requires less energy to manufacture, has a longer shelf life, can be resealed to store unplanted seed, reused for other purposes, or recycled as #1 plastic... Learn More