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Johnson’s Baby Refill Cartons Cut Plastic, Cost

Read how Johnson Baby not only cut back on plastic use but also lowered costs for consumers with a new packaging approach.

The new Johnson's Baby Refill cartons include visual cues and instructions to refill the original packaging.
The new Johnson's Baby Refill cartons include visual cues and instructions to refill the original packaging.
Johnson's

Johnson’s says it struck a balance between sustainability and consumer savings with its new range of Baby Refill cartons.

The new paper-based cartons cut plastic by 88%, compared to two 400-mL bottles including the cap and label, the company says. The 1000-mL packs can refill those two original bottles with 25% more product to spare as well, at 15% less cost than if the consumer purchased two more bottles.

“The Johnson’s Baby Refills have 25% more product [than the 800 total mL of product in paired PET bottles] for up to 200 uses per carton. This is equivalent to 40 more days of use [than the rigid PET bottles], lasting five weeks longer,” a Johnson’s Baby spokesperson says.

Features of Johnson’s Baby Refill range

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