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Innovation + Action in Recycling

Judy Glazer, Senior Director

HP Social and Environmental Responsibility

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Creating a better future for everyone through our actions and innovations

Living Progress

How we do it

How we do it

Advancing the overall health and well-being of

people

Human Progress

Helping businesses and the economy thrive

Economic Progress

Making the environment stronger as we grow

Environmental Progress

When we balance all three,we create true Living Progress.

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2. Customers recycle with HP Planet Partners

3. HP sorts

4. HP recycles5. HP adds

6. HP reformulates

1. Customers buy / use Original HP supplies

HPs closed-loop process

Original HP ink and toner cartridges

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Sources materials from waste, creates markets for recycled plastics, and provides convenient recycling

Original HP closed loop print cartridges

Environmental Progress

Manufacturing 75% of original HP ink cartridges with recycled plastics

Economic Progress Reduces reliance on raw material extraction

Human ProgressFree, convenient, certified recycling avoids unsafe recycling practices

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Payments by recyclers (excludes collection cost)

Unwanted electronic equipment has value

Data from a HP market survey & EUWID; estimates not to scale.

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$/t

$/t

Take back and recycling in Africa

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Responsible, self-sustaining recycling business model is creating a healthier environment and new jobs

Environmental ProgressReduce rudimentary recycling and dumping. Return materials to the supply stream, contributing to a virtuous circular economy.

Human Progress Eliminating unsafe recycling practices reduces toxic pollutants.

Economic Progress Microbusiness collection network provides people with essential incomes and health insurance.

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Kenya Equipment Recycling Program

VALUING PLASTIC

Insights for sustainable plastic use

Andrew Russell, DirectorPDP Plastic Disclosure Project

WHAT IS THE PLASTIC DISCLOSURE PROJECT?

PDP asks the business world to treat its plastic footprint as seriously as it does other valuable resources

to create a world in which plastic use adds value without negatively impacting the environment.

measure manage reduce

ROADMAP

Measure

Assess the risks and opportunities

Plan and implement a management strategy

Take action

STAKEHOLDER COMMUNICATIONS

WHY IS IT IMPORTANT?

The Plastic Disclosure Project, an initiative of

the global not-for-profit NGO Ocean Recovery

Alliance, with the assistance of the United

Nations Environment Programme, has

commissioned the study Valuing Plastic" by

Trucost to drive greater understanding and

management of the risks and opportunities

associated with the use of plastics in the

consumer goods sector.

AIMS OF THE RESEARCH

Identify the main impacts of plastic use within 16 consumer goods sectors.

Map the plastic supply chain upstream and downstream from raw material

extraction, manufacturing and use to the end of its life.

Assess the plastic-related natural capital cost and intensity of the largest

publicly-listed companies per sector, 100 in total.

Estimate the impact of companies plastic use based on disclosure from public

sources and data modelling in the absence of company disclosure.

Highlight the natural capital benefits of more sustainable use of plastic, such as

recycling.

Present three case studies of business excellence in plastic disclosure and

management.

Provide recommendations for companies.

RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS

SECTOR DISCLOSURE

RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS

PACKAGING IN FOCUS

REGIONAL INSIGHTS

SECTOR IMPACTS

BENEFITS OF GOOD PLASTIC MANAGEMENT

Natural capital cost savings due to diversion

(recycling and/or incineration with energy recovery)

BENEFITS OF GOOD PLASTIC MANAGEMENT

Natural capital cost savings due to the use

of recycled content

VALUING PLASTIC REPORT LAUNCH

Valuing Plastic: The Business Case for Measuring, Managing and Disclosing Plastic Use in the Consumer Goods Industry

Release Plan:

Executive Summary release at Sustainable Brands for attendees.

Sneak Preview webinar for the 100 companies mentioned in the report on 19 June 2014.

Full report launch at the UN Environment Assembly in Nairobi, 23 June 2014

Sustainable Brands webinar in July 2014

Register your interest, or provide feedback, via info@trucost.com .

mailto:info@trucost.com

Q and A

Contact us

E: info@trucost.com

MICROPLASTICS

Lush Cosmetics was PDPs first discloser. Already known for:

All-natural, hand-made products

We prefer naked minimal packaging

Take back program for black pots

Customer awareness campaigns, for shark fin, recycling, marine litter, etc.

Conducting the PDP disclosure helped Lush recognize the full extent and risk

associated with their microplastic use, and took proactive action.

Bath ball before PDP Bath ball after PDP

We're pleased to announce the end of plastic glitter in our products

January 30th, 2013

MICROPLASTICS

DESIGNING WITH THE END IN MIND

INNOVATIVE DESIGNS

Now, Method also runs beach

clean-up programmes in

Hawaii and makes Ocean

Plastic bottles to raise

awareness for the marine

litter issue.

Methods cleaning products are already known for their green chemistry. In

addition, they have always tried to have high %PCR plastics in their packaging and

continually work to improve recyclability (e.g. plungers).

.as a small soap company, we know we cant clean up the

worlds oceans. But we can raise awareness about the issue and

use our business to demonstrate smart ways of using and reusing

the plastics that are already on the planet. We think the best way to

do that is by proving that solutions exist, even at a small scale.

INNOVATIVE DESIGNS

Unilever launches

breakthrough packaging

technology that uses 15%

less plastic

IMPACT DISTRIBUTION BY SECTOR

PLASTIC INTENSITY BY SECTOR

Opportunity for charities

Not getting enough item donation

Each household in the US has around $7000 of unused and unwanted goods

Charities are only able to get less than 2% of the available donation

Opportunities for retailers

Extending their CSR commitment by taking away boxes away from the landfills

Giving their customers opportunity to do good in a effortless and cost free way

We are actively looking for other online retailers to join our cause

10 Million boxes shipped through online retail daily in the US and its growing at 17% per year

Try out the new way of giving back, print free donation shipping label at www.givebackbox.com

Email Contact: Monika@givebackbox.com

@givebackbox /givebackbox

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