Discover BabyLove's new sustainable packaging featuring 15% PCR and 5% PIR recycled materials. Reduces virgin plastic use while maintaining quality. Find out how to identify and recycle our new packaging as we transition through 2025.
At BabyLove, we’re excited to announce a significant step in our sustainability journey. We’re introducing new packaging that incorporates recycled materials while maintaining high quality and ensuring safety. This initiative demonstrates our commitment to reducing virgin plastic production and consumption while creating a better future for our children.
What’s Changing in Our Packaging?
You’ll notice new messaging on all of our Cosifit Newborn and Infant (Sizes 1-2) packs that reads “BABYLOVE USES RECYCLED PLASTIC” This isn’t just a label – it represents real change in our packaging composition, incorporating two types of recycled materials:
PCR (Post-Consumer Recycled Material):
PIR (Post-Industrial Recycled Material):
The Environmental Impact
By incorporating 20% recycled content in our packaging, we’re:
Our choice of soft plastic packaging is deliberate and environmentally conscious. While paper or biodegradable alternatives might seem eco-friendly, they actually must go to landfill in Australia. In contrast, our soft plastic packaging can be fully recycled through proper channels, supporting our commitment to reduce landfill waste.
Leading the Way in Industry Standards
BabyLove is proud to be among the first baby care brands in Australia to incorporate both PCR and PIR materials in our packaging. We’ve pushed forward with our 20% combined recycled content while maintaining strict quality and safety standards.
Our Commitment to Quality and Safety
While embracing sustainable packaging, we never compromise on quality:
While embracing sustainable packaging, we maintain the highest standards of hygiene and safety. Our rigorous quality control ensures:
We want parents to feel confident that while we’re caring for the environment, we’re maintaining our unwavering commitment to your baby’s health and safety. The only difference you’ll notice is knowing you’re making a more sustainable choice.
How You Can Help: Recycling Our Packaging
Our packaging is fully recyclable! If you have access to a soft plastic recycling drop-off point, here’s how you can participate:
BabyLove actively supports and invests in soft plastic recycling schemes as part of our commitment to reducing landfill waste. We believe this is the most responsible choice we can make given current Australian recycling infrastructure.
Why We Choose Soft Plastic Over Alternatives
Our packaging choices are guided by real environmental impact. Paper packaging, while seemingly eco-friendly, must go to landfill in Australia. Biodegradable alternatives also end up in landfill due to current infrastructure limitation. Soft plastic, when properly recycled, can be repurposed into new products. This creates a circular economy opportunity that other packaging options cannot offer.
By choosing soft plastic with recycled content, we’re:
Looking to the Future: Our Sustainability Goals
This is just the beginning of our journey:
Why Not 100% Recycled Content?
While we aspire to maximize recycled content, there are current limitations:
Get Involved in Creating a More Sustainable Future
You can support sustainable packaging initiatives by:
Join Us on This Journey
Your choice to support products with recyclable packaging makes a real difference. By choosing BabyLove, you’re:
For questions or feedback about our new sustainable packaging, reach out to us through our website or social media channels.
This change is part of BabyLove’s ongoing commitment to corporate social responsibility and environmental sustainability. Look for our new packaging in stores as we gradually transition from 2025.
Published 18 Feb 25
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