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Growing market for PCR: razor blade handles

byJared Paben
March 17, 2021
in Plastics
Growing market for PCR: razor blade handles
Edgewell Personal Care has a goal of cutting its use of virgin plastic in all disposable razor handles in half by 2030. | terekhov igor/Shutterstock

The company that owns the Schick and Skintimate disposable razor brands announced that it is now using up to 100% recycled plastic in the handles of some razors.

Shelton, Conn.-based Edgewell Personal Care announced that its Schick Xtreme 3 razors for men and its Skintimate three-blade razors for women are now using up to 100% PCR in the handles.

The publicly traded company has a goal of cutting its use of virgin plastic in all disposable razor handles in half by 2030.

Edgewell’s press release notes that the company has also launched a mail-in recycling program for disposable razors.
 

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