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All Kinds Sustainability Actions

Removed triclosan

All Kinds says it has eliminated triclosan from its products. Triclosan is a cosmetic ingredient that can be harmful to aquatic ecosystems, so removing it can lower the risk of pollution when products are washed away. The brand presents this as part of its ingredient review process, where it checks what goes into each product and looks for options that are better for people and the planet.

Uses recycled and paper packaging

The brand says it has used paper packaging, no packaging, and renewed materials where possible. It gives one example of fabric made from recycled water bottles. It also says that, wherever it can, its packaging is recyclable. This suggests it is trying to reduce waste and use materials that can be reused or recovered more easily, although it does not give detailed data on how much of its packaging meets these standards.

Runs in-store recycling boxes

All Kinds says it has in-store recycling boxes made with TerraCycle, a recycling service that collects hard-to-recycle waste and turns it into new products. The brand says these boxes help turn used plastic into useful items. This is a practical waste-reduction step, but the material does not show how much plastic has been collected or what happens to it after collection.

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