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Packaging & Sustainability

Last updated: 14 October 2026 · Wavelink, registered in Bangladesh · applies to getwaved.ai and all Wavelink regional entities

A networking card is a small object with a long supply chain — paper, PVC, NFC chips, ink, foam, freight. We publish this page because trust products should not hide their footprint. It explains what your kit arrives in, what every component is made of, and the three commitments we have made for 2026 and 2027.

1. What your kit arrives in

Every Wavelink kit ships in a rigid, matte-laminated cardboard box with a paper insert — no single-use plastic foam, no poly bags, no plastic window film. The box is sized to protect the cards and stand with paper honeycomb padding that is recycled and recyclable. The QR activation card inside is printed on the same stock as the cards themselves.

2. Materials

Card body: matte-laminated PVC (standard) or recycled-PET composite (select variants). We specify the material of every SKU on its product page — ask us if it is not stated.
Chip: NTAG-series NFC inlay, lead-free, RoHS compliant.
Box: FSC-certified cardboard, soy-based inks, no lamination on the outer shell where structural strength allows.
Stand: powder-coated steel or aluminium, both indefinitely recyclable.

3. Shipping footprint

All international kits ship with DHL, whose GoGreen programme offsets transport emissions. We consolidate production runs to reduce per-unit freight, and we print regionally where the market supports it — China-market cards are produced for the Hangzhou market rather than air-freighted from Bangladesh.

4. The 2026–2027 commitments

2026: move all standard cards to recycled-PET composite at no price increase; eliminate the last plastic tape from the packaging line.
2027: launch a card take-back programme — send us an end-of-life card and we will recycle the composite and reuse the inlay, crediting your next order.
Ongoing: publish the materials list for every SKU on its page, so no buyer has to guess what they are holding.

5. Honest limits

We have not eliminated plastic: PVC remains the most durable card body at accessible prices, and NFC inlays are not plastic-free anywhere in the industry. We would rather state that plainly than greenwash. When a materially better composite reaches production quality, we will switch — and this page will say so with a date.

6. Questions

Our Sustainability Ambassador and Client Outreach lead, Mushfiqur, answers every packaging and materials question personally: [email protected].

Questions about this page?

Write to [email protected] or message +880 1410 809023 (WhatsApp). A human answers — usually within one business day. For the full site, return to getwaved.ai.