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    At Philips, we think innovation should be about creating quality products you can love for a long time, then recycle. We’ve put this mindset into action in many ways over the years, and we’re only getting started. 

    Our goal is to create products with as little raw materials as possible, that can be recycled and re-used. To make sure select returned items don’t go to waste, we refurbish and resell them in select markets with a full guarantee. We also developed our Lumea “try and buy” model and give you the option to rent an Avent breast pump, instead of buying our products. When the rental period is over, we take the product back, then refurbish it so it can be used by another customer. 

    Outside of renting and refurbishing, we keep our products living longer by offering a selection of replaceable parts. In the future, we want to offer consumers more ways to enjoy our products for longer — and will continue designing for recyclability and repair. It’s all in service of our ultimate goal to use less and re-use more.

    Refurbished products

    Refurbished Products

    Good as new, better for the planet (and you’ll save money too).

    Renting our Lumea IPL

    Rent me

    Renting our Lumea IPL instead of buying extends its life and saves resources — which is better for our planet.

    Extend the life of your products

    Service & Repair

    Extend the life of your products with the help of our Service & Repair team.

    Products we’ve engineered for the long run

    Our sustainable design, by the numbers

    10x

    countries now offer refurbished products.

    We’ve scaled up from one country in 2019. In 2022, we sold more than 39,000 refurbished products, helping us save precious resources and reduce waste.

    We’ve scaled up from one country in 2019. In 2022, we sold more than 39,000 refurbished products, helping us save precious resources and reduce waste.

    91%

    Philips improved the circularity of its waste streams to 91% in 2022, increasingly recycling, re-using or reducing waste.

    And that recycled waste can be transformed into materials for other products, which reduces our environmental impact!

    And that recycled waste can be transformed into materials for other products, which reduces our environmental impact!

    1500+

    accessories  and spare parts are available.

    This allows consumers to exchange parts so they can keep products longer, instead of replacing them.

    This allows consumers to exchange parts so they can keep products longer, instead of replacing them.

    In our industry, plastic has long been in demand for its durability, versatility and light weight. But it’s no secret that it can end up polluting our natural environments when it's not disposed of in the right way. And new plastic, or virgin plastic, is created using fossil fuels, which contribute to climate change.

    In our efforts to cut down on our environmental impact, we know we need to use less virgin plastic. That’s why we’ve teamed up with suppliers and recyclers worldwide to use more recycled materials in products and packaging. We think of it as a commitment to "vintage" plastic. And while we don't have access to enough quality recycled plastic to replace all the virgin plastic in our products right now, by 2025, we're aiming to quadruple our use of recycled material.

    To help make our products easier to recycle, we're phasing out chemicals like PVC and BFR. By 2025, our goal is to remove those chemicals from all possible products — with power cords being the exception. We're also exploring new exciting plastic options that have a link to the natural world. Have you heard of bio-based plastic? It's quality plastic sourced from plants or other biological materials — like used cooking oil! While we have a way to go, some of our grooming and beauty products for example, now are partly designed with recycled plastics and bio-based materials. And we continue increase the number of products with plastic free packaging.

    All together, these material innovations are propelling us towards a more eco-friendly future. By repurposing existing materials — and designing our own for re-use — we’re able to minimize waste and take less from the environment. 

    Products made from sustainable materials

    Our Sustainable Design, By the Numbers

    1,484 

    tonnes of waste were prevented across our own activities in 2022.

    By 2025,

    all our new products introductions will fulfill Philips’ EcoDesign requirements.

    We’ve already removed chemicals that make recycling difficult (like PVC and BFR) in most of our products. Our next goal is to phase them out entirely by 2025. This change will make our products easier to recycle into new materials at the end of their lives.

    We’ve already removed chemicals that make recycling difficult (like PVC and BFR) in most of our products. Our next goal is to phase them out entirely by 2025. This change will make our products easier to recycle into new materials at the end of their lives.

    >75%

    recycled cardboard in our packaging in 2022.

    This helps us save precious resources. And in cases where we can’t use recycled cardboard, we use FSC-certified cardboard, meaning it comes from a forest that is sustainably managed.

    This helps us save precious resources. And in cases where we can’t use recycled cardboard, we use FSC-certified cardboard, meaning it comes from a forest that is sustainably managed.

    We continue to be carbon neutral in our operations, from our own factories to offices, logistics and travel. (Since 2020) To put it simply, that means we remove as much carbon as we release into the atmosphere. We got there by switching to wind and solar power instead of traditional electricity from fossil fuels that contribute to climate change. And in those cases where we can’t use renewable energy (like travel and logistics), we buy carbon offsets, which compensate for emissions by funding various reforestation and forest conservation projects in emerging regions. In the future, we’ll continue cutting down on remaining emissions to reduce the impact we have on the environment. 

    But to do our part in the battle against climate change, we have to look beyond our operations. This may come as a surprise: up to 63% of our products’  overall environmental impact comes from their use in homes. To help you use less energy without even trying, we’ve been developing high-quality, energy-efficient products for almost three decades. So if you’re in the market for a new home appliance, don’t forget to look for energy-efficient chargers and features like eco mode or auto shut off. For example, a foldable, more energy-efficient hairdryer containing recycled plastic is now available. Trust us, while the energy saved by one product may seem small, together, we can drastically reduce our impact on the environment.

    Products that use less energy

    Our energy efforts, by the numbers

    71%

    of our revenue  comes from products that surpass legal requirements for energy efficiency.*

    The home is where we, as a company, can make the most difference for the environment. That’s why we’re innovating every day to develop appliances that use less energy.

    The home is where we, as a company, can make the most difference for the environment. That’s why we’re innovating every day to develop appliances that use less energy.

    Through investing in renewable
    electricity and carbon offsets, our global operations emit net zero carbon into the atmosphere. But we’re not done. By 2025, we plan on phasing out fossil fuels from our operations entirely, and we are already powering 77% of our operations with energy from renewable sources.*** 
    No electricity from polluting sources here. We only use renewable electricity — like wind and solar power — in our factories, offices, and sites around the world.

    Through investing in renewable
    electricity and carbon offsets, our global operations emit net zero carbon into the atmosphere. But we’re not done. By 2025, we plan on phasing out fossil fuels from our operations entirely, and we are already powering 77% of our operations with energy from renewable sources.*** 
    No electricity from polluting sources here. We only use renewable electricity — like wind and solar power — in our factories, offices, and sites around the world.

    100%

    of operations powered by renewable electricity.***

    No electricity from polluting sources here. We only use renewable electricity — like wind and solar power — in our factories, offices and sites around the world.

    No electricity from polluting sources here. We only use renewable electricity — like wind and solar power — in our factories, offices and sites around the world.

    *Battery Charging: Reference is either USA Department of Energy (DOE) requirements for battery charging Standby/off-mode/networked standby: reference to EU legal requirements for products that are mains operated On-mode: For products with >10KWh/year energy consumption, like hairdryers and bottle warmers we created our own internal standard, often relying on external IEC standard or competitor performance.
    **Our own factories, own offices, own logistics and own travel
    ***Own factories, own offices and own sites around the world

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