Mixed materials refers to the different materials that make up an item or product. This can make them difficult to recycle. Mixed material waste can include: Paper bags and rope handles Electrical appliances Light boxes Retail beauty unitary Pricing POS mechanics...
The beauty industry is the fourth largest contributor of plastic waste. Plastic waste can last for centuries in landfills, or it can end up in the natural environment as litter. This can pollute soils, rivers, and oceans, and harm the ecosystems that keep our planet...
Wood, paper and cardboard are materials used widely across the beauty industry. Examples of wood, paper and cardboard waste can include: Paper Paper boxes Paper leaflets Paper point of sale Paper shives Paper wrap Cardboard packaging Paper labels Etailer cardboard...
Product waste refers to the waste that we produce when using and disposing of products we use in our personal and professional lives. Examples of this in the hair, beauty and personal care space can include: Expired products Towels Mitts Facial cloths Cotton wool/pads...
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