Supplies Recycling        

More than one billion Original HP Ink and Toner cartridges have been recycled by customers with HP Planet PartnersSee hp.com/sustainableimpact.*

Supplies Recycling   

More than one billion Original HP Ink and Toner cartridges have been recycled by customers with HP Planet PartnersSee hp.com/sustainableimpact.*

Supplies Recycling     

More than one billion Original HP Ink and Toner cartridges have been recycled by customers with HP Planet PartnersSee hp.com/sustainableimpact.*

The Circular Economy

at HP

The Circular Economy

at HP

  • Everything starts here

    Purchase and use Original HP Ink and Toner cartridge.

  • Return and let HP do the rest

    Return the used cartridge for free via the HP Planet Partners Program www.hp.com/hprecycle

  • Recycling facilities

    The cartridge is sorted, disassembled, or shredded.

  • Materials can be given a new life

    Other post-consumer plastics are added to the process.

  • Our manufacturing process

    HP uses recycled content in new3 cartridges.

     

  • Together, we close the loop

    New Original HP Cartridges are ready to be shipped.

Free recycling with HP Planet PartnersThe HP Planet Partners recycling program is available to HP customers and partners only. HP only accepts the return of original HP and Samsung cartridges. Cartridges from other brands, refilled cartridges and remanufactured cartridges cannot be returned. HP reserves the right to refuse shipments that contain non-HP cartridges or other non-eligible materials, and to return such shipments to the sender at sender’s expense. Program availability varies. See hp.com/go/recycle*

Mail it back

Order postage-paid envelopes or labels to return your HP ink and toner cartridges or Samsung toner cartridges by post.

Mail it back

Box Delivery & Collection Service

Return your HP ink and toner cartridges or Samsung toner cartridges in large quantities using our HP Planet Partners boxes (for companies only).

Recycle now

How can we help?

Call us at 0207 660 3116, Monday-Friday, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Frequently Asked Questions

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    What materials go into making HP ink and LaserJet cartridges?

    You can download material safety data sheets for a detailed look at the materials used in various printing supplies.

    Does HP use recycled materials in Original HP cartridges and supplies packaging?

    Yes, HP uses recycled materials extensively in packaging, including recycled content paperboard, corrugated cardboard and recycled plastic. HP has produced more than 3.9 billion Original HP ink and toner cartridges that contain recycled plastic. Today more than 80% of Original HP ink cartridges and 100% of Original HP toner cartridges are now manufactured with recycled content. All HP cartridges and packaging are designed with sustainability in mind.88% of Original HP Ink Cartridges contain between 5-75% post-consumer recycled content. 100% of Original HP Toner Cartridges contain between 1-79% post-consumer or post-industrial recycled content. Does not include toner bottles, ink bottles, and other products not listed. See www.hp.com/go/recycledcontent for list.*

    How do I know whether I'm returning an ink cartridge or a toner cartridge?

    Each Original HP cartridge should indicate on the packaging whether it is an ink cartridge or LaserJet toner cartridge. Also, ink cartridges are smaller and squarer, whereas LaserJet cartridges are much longer in length.

    Do HP cartridges qualify for California's State Agency Buy Recycled Campaign (SABRC)?

    Yes, all Original HP LaserJet cartridges and most original HP ink cartridges (see a list of non-returnable supplies) are now classified as recycled products for the California State Agency Buy Recycled Campaign (SABRC) reporting. See list of SABRC qualified product numbers (PDF) and SABRC product certification letter (PDF).


    This is in accordance with the state statute, SB 1106, that went into effect on January 1, 2006. Since HP offers a free and convenient end-of-life return and recycling program to customers, these products now qualify as recycled products and can be included in state agencies' monthly totals of SABRC recycled product purchases. California state entities can take advantage of competitive pricing on a broad range of products, including all HP printer supplies, through the California Strategic Sourcing Initiative (CSSI) office supplies contract provided by the Department of General Services. HP printer supplies are also available from other office and computer products dealers across the state.