The Johnson & Johnson Family of Consumer Companies is committed to taking care of the natural resources we are privileged to use. With more than 9 billion people expected to be living in the world by 2050, and natural resources being consumed faster than the planet can replenish, caring for the planet that cares for us has never been more important.

That’s one reason why Johnson & Johnson Consumer Health became a signatory to the Ellen MacArthur Foundation New Plastics Economy Global Commitment.

We know our daily lives can be busy, and that even the simplest tasks can fall off our to-do lists. Our CARE TO RECYCLE® program aims to remind and encourage people to recycle items used in the bathroom – helping us drive a more circular economy. You can help ‘close the loop’ by appropriately recycling your personal care packages once they are empty. Our website and Pinterest pages provide tips, tricks and how-to guides for upping your recycling game and getting your whole family involved.

Bathroom Bucket

Our research shows that many of us forget to recycle in the bathroom, where many personal care products are used.

From a 2017 survey conducted online among a representative sample of American moms with children 17 and under (n=1,001)

Nearly six in ten U.S. moms say they wish they remembered to recycle more often. But life gets in the way! To help remind you of one way you can care for the planet, we’ve compiled helpful tips for recycling more in the bathroom:

Recycling Tips

Hanging Planters

Listerine on the table

Learn how to recycle everything from shampoo and mouthwash bottles to soap and bandage boxes:

What to Recycle

It may be a small act, in a small room but when we combine our acts of care, we can have a big impact, in a big world. Together, we can help create a healthy planet for our families today, and for generations to come.

Find out where you can take your items for recycling Where to Recycle

Johnson & Johnson’s consumer brands and products:
www.safetyandcarecommitment.com

How2Recycle

Earth911

Sustainable Packaging