Health and Safety

When using or supplying balloons for promotions, it is important to remember that they are considered a toy.

As such, balloons are subject to the same extensive tests and health and safety standards as any other product intended for use by a child.

Age restrictions and recommendations of adult supervision are printed on all packaging.

Castle Balloons are fully compliant with all legislation and regularly undergoes relevant assessment audits.

Castle Balloons follow a strict code of conduct to ensure a minimal impact on the environment.

CREDENTIALS

Castle Balloons are a member of the Balloon and Party Industry Alliance (BAPIA) in the UK, and we advise all of our customers to use balloons responsibly and adopt the ‘Don’t Let Go’ policy.

Castle Balloons are a member of the Pro Environmental Balloon Alliance, who are driving environmentally responsible change within the balloon industry. PEBA was formed to be an advocacy body to promote positive changes in balloon industry practices, community education, corporate governance and to be a consultative body for legislative policy relating to balloons.

Read more here: https://www.peba.com.au/balloons-and-the-environment

Castle Balloons are a supporter of the Forest Stewardship Council and fully support the FSC® policy promoting its commitment to the responsible management of the world’s forests.

Read more here: https://fsc.org/en/for-businesses/natural-rubber

DISPOSAL

 

 At Castle Balloons we offer a recycling programme for all of our own balloons. The latex balloons are recycled into the rubber recycling program. All the foil balloons are taken apart and reused by wrapping other decor.

Our customers can also put their latex balloons in the compost pile in their own garden.

If the balloons are not recycled, then they should always be popped and put into the bin. All balloons, as with any other product, must be disposed of responsibly.