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P&G to expand AHP recycling

By Haydn Davis
17 April 2018

Procter & Gamble plans to have absorbent hygiene product recycling centres sited in ten major cities around the world by 2030, as part of its latest sustainability commitments revealed this week.

This follows on from news at EDANA’s 2017 Outlook conference held in Cascais, Portugal, last September, where P&G announced plans for a second full recycling system for AHPs in Amsterdam, following the successful implementation of the first such system in Treviso, Italy.

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