recycle with amika
80% of the 35 million tons of plastic the US produces each year ends up in landfills or oceans. to reduce amika's virgin plastic production, we've partnered with TerraCycle®️ to create a free recycling program for all our packaging
what is TerraCycle®️?
TerraCycle®️ is a social enterprise dedicated to eliminating the idea of waste that specializes in recycling the un-recyclable. ever look at a product and think, can this be recycled…? well TerraCycle®️ removes that worry and repurposes your empties into something new. they collect, store, and recycle everything from our shampoo bottles to our spray pumps.
are amika products recyclable?
technically yes, but local recyclers sometimes don’t have the ability to recycle all of our packaging. things like pumps and tubes are not always taken by recycling facilities, which is why amika is partnering with TerraCycle®️ in the US to ensure none of our packaging ends up in a landfill or the ocean.
which amika products can i recycle?
select a product to see how to recycle
bottle + cap
jar + lid
tube + cap
bottle + trigger / pump
pouch + pump
can + component
how to recycle with TerraCycle
1
save your empties
collect up all of your empty amika packaging
2
print label
download your free TerraCycle shipping label
3
send it back!
send your empties back in any package and we'll do the rest
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