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Only recycled or renewable based plastic in IKEA products by 2030
We have phased out all single-use plastic from the home furnishing range and are eliminating plastic from our product packaging. Our goal is to only use plastic from renewable or recycled sources, which reduces waste and gives the product several lives through use and reuse.
Recycled so you can recycle
We’ve started a journey to not only produce plastic products from industrial waste but also from household waste. The first of these products is HÅLLBAR waste bin which is used to separate waste and take care of recycling in people’s homes.
Reuse our ISTAD resealable bags
ISTAD, our reusable, all-purpose resealable bag is now based on renewable materials from the sugar cane industry. Being durable and resealable, ISTAD can be used over and over again, making it really simple to reduce plastic bag waste.
We are curious and committed to exploring, innovating and developing together with all our partners across whole value chain and with you as customers.
SMART technologies lower prices and improve sustainability
New co-injection technology allows us to use two different materials in the same product. This means each one can be chosen for the job it has to do. Just like in NYPON plant pot, which consists of a less expensive structural core and a better looking and feeling outer layer or “skin”.
More products created with recycled plastic
Our journey to only using plastic based on renewable or recycled materials is well underway. A lot of our big plastic product families are already made using a high share of recycled plastic.
We need to rethink the way we design, produce and how we can reuse plastic material for products in IKEA.
Back in black
Twenty-five discarded, recycled PET-bottles are used to create the matte black surfaces on each KUNGSBACKA front. This material was invented together with a supplier.
How we are phasing out plastic from consumer packaging by 2028
Our SMÅSPORRE range of quilts/duvets and pillows is just one example where we have implemented a paper-based solution. Traditionally packaged in plastic, it now comes in paper wrapping after extensive testing. The new solution reduces our reliance on plastic and uses paper from a Scandinavian mill powered by renewable energy. We also introduced paper-based bags for furniture fittings during 2023, cutting our plastic consumption by an estimated 1,400 tonnes per year.
