postconsumer

American  

[pohst-kuhn-soo-mer] / ˌpoʊst kənˈsu mər /

adjective

1. noting or pertaining to a product after it has been used and recycled.

   a chair made of postconsumer plastic.

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Example Sentences

Like any good pop-up seeking to attract New Yorkers, Claude’s involved a variety of free merchandise: coffee cups, postcards, tote bags and matchbooks adorned with designs from Anthropic’s in-house illustrator; baseball caps embroidered with the word “thinking”; and copies of Chief Executive Dario Amodei’s essay, “Machines of Loving Grace,” wrapped in navy cloth and printed on locally sourced and 100% postconsumer recycled paper.

From MarketWatch

Suay is a local L.A. shop that has committed to working exclusively with postconsumer waste, deadstock and organically grown fabric.

From Los Angeles Times

But the updated standard, released on Aug. 8, strengthens requirements for sustainable packaging as well; plastic packaging must contain at least 15% postconsumer recycled content.

From Salon

Trex did not respond to Grist’s request for comment, but a similar company reports getting 70 to 80 percent of its plastic from “back-of-the-house shrink wrap,” referring to the material wrapped around shipping pallets, which tends to be cleaner than postconsumer plastic.

From Salon

The bags are to be 40 percent postconsumer recycled content, be 100 percent recyclable and display “Please Recycle this Bag” on the bag’s exterior.

From Washington Times