Plastic bag and bubble-lined plastic bag – Amazon’s bubble-lined plastic bag. Amazon (Amazon) Amazon’s plastic bag. Amazon (Amazon) Amazon’s website states that certain cities provide curbside recycling. Amazon has a webpage where you may input your zip code to locate a place that takes the plastic film that these bags contain if your city does not. 
Can you recycle envelopes with bubble lining?
Cardboard Boxes – Amazon’s cardboard boxes are recyclable. Check your district’s regulations about trimming huge trees. Most facilities have restrictions requiring homeowners to cut cardboard into specific-sized squares or rectangles (often no larger than 2 feet by 2 feet).
Can Amazon delivery envelopes be recycled?
You May Recycle Bubble Mailers (Occasionally) – The basic rule of thumb for determining whether or not you can recycle your mailing envelope is as follows: How2Recycle label on a bubble envelope with recycling instructions. Paper envelopes and paper mailers are recyclable in standard paper recycling bins (or curbside, if your city accepts paper) so long as the envelopes are composed entirely of paper.
- If they are cushioned, separate the layers to ensure they are not lined with bubble wrap or plastic.
- If in doubt, discard it.) Plastic mailers, poly mailers, and plastic Amazon envelopes, including the plain plastic sleeves and the padded kind packed with bubble wrap, can be recycled alongside plastic film such as bread bags and supermarket bags at facilities that accept plastic film (NOT in your curbside recycling).
Ensure that the paper label is removed. (They may not simply peel off, so you may need to cut out the label and discard it.) Here are some details about plastic film recycling. Mixed-material packaging, such as paper envelopes coated with bubble wrap, is NOT recyclable unless the plastic and paper can be separated and recycled separately.
Otherwise, the item is discarded. Frequently, Amazon’s packaging includes How2Recycle labels (see image inset) that explain how to recycle the packaging correctly. Hopefully, more manufacturers will embrace this labeling format. What about other container types? Visit A Guide to Recycling Packing Materials for further information on how to recycle bubble wrap, styrofoam blocks, boxes, shredded paper, and other packing materials.
In addition to stretch wrap, bubble wrap, packing foam, shipping peanuts, bubble wrap, air cushions, and tape dispensers, the TerraCycle Mailing, Shipping, and Packaging Supplies Zero Waste Box is also available.