BabyLove Sustainability Commitments
2018
Zero landfill in Thailand factory
BabyLove is also extremely proud of supporting our Thailand plant to achieve Zero landfill over the last 4 years.
2020
Australian Recycling Logo
BabyLove is celebrating 2 years with the ARL logo featuring on 100% of all retail and consumer packaging, providing our retailers and consumers with easy-to-understand recycling information to remove confusion and reduce waste.
2021
PEFC certification
PEFC is the worlds largest renewable forests scheme. Every BabyLove nappy is made from renewable plantations where 2-3 saplings are planted after every tree is removed. After 8 years we thin the forest and remove the crooked/deformed trees, 15 years the same process is completed, 25-30 years we remove the final trees and commence the process again. 1 tree produces around 400 kg of pulp – each nappy uses around 20 grams of pulp = 20,000 nappies per tree and in 2020 we supplied around 368 million pieces of nappies. The tree species is normally Southern Yellow Pines from USA.
2022
100% Recycled Cardboard
BabyLove is very excited to announce that commencing this year, every BabyLove shipping carton out of our Thailand and Indonesian factories, will be made with 100% recycled cardboard. • 100% of every BabyLove carton is made from recycled content globally, apart from Japanese manufactured products to which legislation currently limits to 90%.
2022
Fossil fuel energy reduction using Solar energy
BabyLove is excited to confirm that our largest supplying factory has just completed the full installation of factory solar paneling reducing our fossil fuel energy usage by 11% and contributing to our 2030 target of Zero fossil fuels globally.
2022
Recycled content in Polybags
BabyLove polybags from our Thailand factory are now manufactured with 3% recycled content, continuing our commitment to be a market leader for circular economies.
