In detail:
At HiPP, recyclability means that, after use, packaging can be sorted in modern recycling facilities in such a way that it can be turned into new material.
In this case, we use the CHI Recyclability Standard developed by the cyclos-HTP Institute to assess recyclability. This standard indicates what proportion of a packaging item can be turned into new material in the actual recycling process.
Our information relates to the conditions in Germany. These figures also apply in other European countries, provided that the recycling infrastructure there is similarly well-developed.
At HiPP, recyclability means that, after use, packaging can be sorted in modern recycling facilities in such a way that it can be turned into new material.
In this case, we use the CHI Recyclability Standard developed by the cyclos-HTP Institute to assess recyclability. This standard indicates what proportion of a packaging item can be turned into new material in the actual recycling process. The recyclability stated on our products is always based on this scientific assessment.
Our information relates to the conditions in Germany. These figures also apply in other European countries, provided that the recycling infrastructure there is similarly well-developed.
The statement “X% less plastic” means that less plastic is used for the respective refill pouch than for the corresponding standard product packaging.
The percentage figure is always calculated by directly comparing the weight of the packaging with that of the original packaging of the relevant HiPP product containing the same quantity. Here, we are referring to the weight (in g) of the original packaging compared to the pouch.
Thanks to the flexible pouch packaging, material use can be significantly reduced when buying a refill, without affecting product quality or usability. This helps to preserve resources and reduce packaging waste. At the same time, the refill pouch allows you to continue using existing dispensers or bottles, thereby actively helping to reduce plastic consumption.
The statement “X% less plastic” means that less plastic is used for the respective refill pouch than for the corresponding standard product packaging.
The percentage figure is always calculated by directly comparing the weight of the packaging with that of the original packaging of the relevant HiPP product containing the same quantity. Here, we are referring to the weight (in g) of the original packaging compared to the pouch.
Thanks to the flexible pouch packaging, material use can be significantly reduced when buying a refill, without affecting product quality or usability. This helps to preserve resources and reduce packaging waste. At the same time, the refill pouch allows you to continue using existing dispensers or bottles, thereby actively helping to reduce plastic consumption.