Yes. Kate Farms uses Tetra Pak® cartons, which are designed to be both sustainable and recyclable.¹ Our carton supplier is committed to reaching net zero greenhouse gas emissions across global operations by 2030. 
 
Each carton is made from approximately 60 percent recyclable materials, and the remaining 40 percent is paperboard sourced from responsibly managed forests. Tetra Pak cartons are lightweight and compact, and they are recyclable for more than 60 percent of U.S. households.

Recyclability depends on your local recycling program. To check whether Tetra Pak cartons are accepted in your area, visit www.recyclecartons.com.

When recycled, these cartons can be turned into tissue products, paper-based goods, and building materials. ² ³ Compared to plastic bottles, cartons can result in up to 49 percent fewer carbon dioxide emissions. ¹
 

1. Tetra Pak sustainability. Tetra Pak. Presented November 9, 2021. 
2. Kate Farms. Policy & Procedures: Sustainability Policy. Published April 23, 2019. Updated October 15, 2021. 
3. Sustainability value offer of cartons. Tetra Pak.