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Grove Collaborative's New Impact Tracker Shows Customers Their Plastic Savings On Each Order

 
• By Ryan Nelson

The plastic-neutral retailer of personal care, health and wellness, household cleaning and other sustainable products has been focused on enhancing its customer experience and expanding its third-party assortment as it progresses toward long-term, profitable growth. The company revealed on 1 July that it will not be Plastic-Free by 2025, but is on track to avoid 15 million pounds of plastic by 2030.

San Francisco, CA-based Grove Collaborative Holdings, Inc. will not be hitting its Plastic-Free by 2025 goal, but the company is avoiding and removing millions of pounds of plastic waste while transforming its business to support long-term growth ambitions.

On 1 July, the Certified B Corporation announced the launch of a new tool, the Beyond Plastic Impact Tracker, designed...

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• By Eileen Francis

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• By Lauren Nardella

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