Targus today announced that it has now recycled 37 million plastic bottles to date with 4.7 million water bottles in the past year alone by turning them into post-consumer recycled materials that are used in more than 60 products, including its laptop cases, tech accessories, and docking stations. Additionally, the company has achieved its goal of making 95% of its packaging fully recyclable while continuing to improve its global sustainability performance ratings with EcoVadis, Project Gigaton™, and THESIS.
In 2008, Targus began incorporating recycled materials into its EcoSmart® laptop bags by turning plastic water bottles into fabric. Since then, the company has evolved this approach by introducing recycled ocean-bound plastic to its laptop cases, as well as post-consumer recycled plastic to its tech accessories. For example, its award-winning ErgoFlip™ EcoSmart™ Mouse and Sustainable Energy Harvesting EcoSmart Keyboard comprise 85 percent post-consumer recycled (PCR) materials, operate on ultra-low powered Bluetooth®, and come in recycled packaging. Just in the past year, the company has launched 17 new EcoSmart products, such as its latest GeoLite™ EcoSmart Collection, Avila™ laptop bags for women, and EcoSmart keyboard/mouse bundles.
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Targus shares its latest sustainability progress, aims to achieve net zero by 2050
Targus today announced that it has now recycled 37 million plastic bottles to date with 4.7 million water bottles in the past year alone by turning them into post-consumer recycled materials that are used in more than 60 products, including its laptop cases, tech accessories, and docking stations. Additionally, the company has achieved its goal of making 95% of its packaging fully recyclable while continuing to improve its global sustainability performance ratings with EcoVadis, Project Gigaton™, and THESIS.
In 2008, Targus began incorporating recycled materials into its EcoSmart® laptop bags by turning plastic water bottles into fabric. Since then, the company has evolved this approach by introducing recycled ocean-bound plastic to its laptop cases, as well as post-consumer recycled plastic to its tech accessories. For example, its award-winning ErgoFlip™ EcoSmart™ Mouse and Sustainable Energy Harvesting EcoSmart Keyboard comprise 85 percent post-consumer recycled (PCR) materials, operate on ultra-low powered Bluetooth®, and come in recycled packaging. Just in the past year, the company has launched 17 new EcoSmart products, such as its latest GeoLite™ EcoSmart Collection, Avila™ laptop bags for women, and EcoSmart keyboard/mouse bundles.
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