What sustainability initiatives does HP have?
HP is committed to sustainability by integrating responsible resource management into its business model. Since 2016, over 5.8 billion Original HP Cartridges have been manufactured with recycled content. HP also uses ocean-bound plastics in its ink cartridges, helping to reroute 6 billion postconsumer plastic bottles from landfills. The company aims to ensure that its paper and packaging materials are derived from recycled or certified sustainable sources.
How does HP reduce waste in its products?
HP employs rigorous design principles to reduce waste in its products. For instance, the HP LaserJet Tank Toner Reload Kit generates 90% less waste and uses 75% less plastic. Additionally, HP EvoCycle Toner Cartridges are made from 76% reused and recycled materials, contributing to a closed-loop economy where recycled materials are used in new cartridges.
How can customers participate in HP's recycling programs?
Customers can participate in HP's recycling efforts through the HP Planet Partners program. This program allows users to return their used cartridges for free. HP provides free boxes and envelopes with mailing labels for easy return. Once received, HP sorts and processes these cartridges for recycling, ensuring that materials are reused effectively.