Wayfair launches North America plastic packaging recycling program across fulfillment network

By Public Technologies
  • Wayfair launched a plastic recycling program across its North American fulfillment network in 2025 to capture hard-to-recycle packaging waste.
  • Materials collected during inspections, returns, customer deliveries; consolidated via backhaul to regional recycling hubs for densification.
  • Two hubs have diverted about 100 metric tons of plastic waste from landfills since launch; three additional hubs planned.
  • Program supports Wayfair’s target to achieve zero waste across global operations by 2030.
  • Wayfair reported 86% of its global packaging portfolio was recyclable in 2025; 83% of global mailers were paper-based.


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