Recyclable ID Card Holders

Choose a sustainable solution for your organisation with our Evohold Recyclable Double Sided Portrait ID Card Holders in Purple. By selecting these holders, you are helping reduce plastic waste in the workplace and making a positive difference for the environment.

The rising issue of plastic pollution is damaging our planet, but you can be part of the solution. These card holders are specifically designed to help eliminate single-use plastics by enabling responsible disposal and reuse at the end of the product’s life cycle.

Manufactured responsibly in Britain, these holders are produced using ethical and sustainable methods. The process minimises carbon emissions thanks to local manufacturing, ensuring the highest standards of environmental care are maintained.

• Made from fully recyclable plastic
• Produced using energy-efficient methods in the UK
• Contains no harmful additives, making it safe for recycling
• Completely recyclable through domestic plastic recycling bins or free returns for closed-loop recycling into new Evohold products

Evohold is dedicated to maintaining a low environmental impact. Our ID card holders are manufactured under strict UK regulations, ensuring quality and sustainability every step of the way.

Key features and benefits:

• Holds two standard-sized ID cards securely
• Pre-punched slots for attaching lanyards or clips
• Robust build for daily use while supporting eco-friendly office initiatives
• Supplied in a convenient pack of 100, making them ideal for both small and large workplaces

Sustainability and Ethics

By opting for Evohold’s double-sided portrait ID card holders, you are supporting British manufacturing and responsible business practices. Reduce your carbon footprint, meet your company’s sustainability targets, and empower your team with a visible commitment to environmentally friendly solutions. Order today and make a greener choice for your business. If out of stock, simply pre-order and your ID holders will be expertly made in just 1 to 3 days, minimising delays and unnecessary overproduction.