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RECYCLE BOOKSTORE TRIAL

Total number of products recycled since launch: 500,282. To find your nearest recycling bank visit /Boots-recycling-scheme. After dropping off in-store, the empty products are instead sent to Boots’ recycling partner, MYGroup, where they are then transformed into new items such as reusable storage containers that are now being used at Boots warehouses. Using first-to-market Scan2Recycle technology, it is the company’s latest initiative to help tackle environmental challenges in the UK by inspiring positive actions – with a promise not to send any of the hard-to-recycle items to landfill or incineration.

RECYCLE BOOKSTORE TRIAL

The Recycle at Boots scheme launched in 2020 with a trial of 50 stores and is the first scheme on the UK high street to follow the transparency and accessibility criteria set by OPRL. From old mascaras and toothpaste tubes to finished lipsticks and empty vitamin pots – customers can feel even better about treating themselves with their Boots Advantage Card points knowing that their products can be recycled.” We’ve listened to their feedback and as a result are rolling the scheme out further, making it easier than ever for our customers to recycle their empty products that would usually go to landfill.

Lucy Reynolds, Director of Communications and CSR, Boots UK said: “We are delighted with the reception the Recycle at Boots scheme has had - the reaction from our customers has been overwhelmingly positive. īoots has also revealed the top three recycled products so far as toothpaste, mascara and hand wash - with Colgate, No7 and Boots coming out as the most recycled brands. A total of 700 stores will now participate, making it easier than ever for customers to recycle their empties.Ĭustomers will continue to get rewarded for recycling - for every five products deposited they will receive a voucher for 250 Boots Advantage Card points (worth £2.50) to use in-store or online. The expansion of the scheme comes after Boots saw customers drop off over half a million products since it launched last year. Customers have backed the scheme as ‘ a brilliant idea’ and have dropped off more than half a million empties during the trial įollowing a 50 store trial, Boots will roll out the Recycle at Boots scheme to a further 650 stores up and down the country.Customers are rewarded with 250 Boots Advantage Card Points for every five products deposited.The scheme encourages customers to bring back empty hard-to-recycle products.

UK recycling body OPRL says ‘Recycle at Boots’ is now the most accessible beauty, health & wellness recycling scheme of its kind in the UK.

Recycle at Boots rolled out to 700 stores following overwhelming reception to trial scheme.

This is just the beginning-we started small and are excited to continue developing this program with what we’ve learned.Īnyone looking to part with a pair of Rothy’s could have participated in our recycling pilot program and helped us reach our goal of recycling 20,000 pairs of shoes by the end of 2021. For this initial phase, we worked with a thread supplier to recycle our uppers made from recycled water bottles into twice-recycled thread. We took the shoes you brought in and tested ways that we can dismantle and recycle each component. This brought us one step closer to reaching our goal of circular production by 2023. We built our own factory, where we’ve repurposed millions of plastic water bottles and thousands of pounds of ocean-bound marine plastic into shoes, bags and accessories.įrom October 18 to October 24, 2021, we ran a recycling pilot program where we took back old Rothy’s for recycling in our retail stores.

We started out with the radical idea that plastic bottles could become shoes-and since then, we’ve continued to innovate.