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Huggies Partners with TerraCycle in Recycling Effort

In line with its vision to design packaging solutions that are compatible with circular systems for all product packaging by 2025, Huggies, a household brand for millions of caregivers, is partnering with TerraCycle, the international leader in recycling hard-to-recycle materials, to launch a free recycling program in the U.S.  The Huggies Free Recycling Program will allow participants to recycle outer plastic packaging of Huggies’ baby diapers and wipes. Packaging from other brands from Huggies’ manufacturer Kimberly-Clark will also be included in the program, including Pull-Ups, Goodnites, U by Kotex, Depend, Poise, Scott, Cottonelle and Viva. 

Nonwoven Industry · Jan 14, 2025

Healthcare Company Keeps Over 450,000 Pounds of Harmful Waste Out of Landfills

Contact lens company Bausch + Lomb is taking bold action to address a unique yet growing issue: contact lens and packaging waste. Through its innovative ONE by ONE and Biotrue Eye Care recycling programs, the company has already diverted over 464,000 pounds of materials from U.S. landfills and waterways since 2016.

To address this issue, Bausch + Lomb launched its ONE by ONE Recycling Program in 2016. This initiative allows consumers to drop off used lenses, blister packs, and top foils at nearly 14,000 optometry practices across the U.S. Once collected, the materials are sent to TerraCycle®, where they are cleaned and repurposed into new products.

Waste Advantage Magazine · Jan 12, 2025

Huggies brand teams with Trenton company for free recycling

Parents don’t need another thing to puzzle over, so Huggies brand diapers is teaming with Trenton-based TerraCycle to help make recycling easier.

Announced Jan. 9, the collaboration will allow participants to recycle outer plastic packaging of Huggies’ baby diapers and wipes for free. Additionally, the program will accept packaging from other Kimberly-Clark-manufactured brands, which makes Huggies products.

 

NJBIZ · Jan 10, 2025