Your choices are changing things
Your choices are changing things
Recycle HP Ink and Toner supplies with HP Planet Partners, so they become new products and don’t end up in oceans or landfills.
Recycle HP Ink and Toner supplies with HP Planet Partners, so they become new products and don’t end up in oceans or landfills.
Recycled plastic bottles have been used by HP to manufacture new Original HP Ink Cartridges.1
Original HP Ink and Toner Cartridges have been recycled by customers with HP Planet Partners.1
Plastic hangers have been used by HP to manufacture new Original HP Ink and Toner Cartridges.1
When you buy Original HP Cartridges, you become part of a more circular, sustainable system rather than a linear one. Learn about our closed-loop recycling process.3
Learn about HP’s closed loop recycling process and the important role that you, the customer, play in enabling us all to make a difference.
HP works with non-profits in Haiti to reduce ocean-bound plastics, generating revenue and education opportunities for collectors. Watch a Haitian woman’s reinvention story.
Drop off your HP Ink and toner supplies or Samsung toner supplies at a location near you.
Return your HP Ink and Toner Cartridges or Samsung Toner Cartridges using our collection bags. You can also order your starter kit and collection bags.
Learn more about the HP Planet Partners Program.
Find terms and conditions for this program.
Together, our collective behavior can create more effective change than individual action. Learn about HP’s Sustainable Impact program helping planet, people and community.
Footnotes and disclaimers
HP Planet Partners is HP's return and recycling program for computer equipment and printing supplies. It's available in more than 50 countries and territories worldwide.
HP ink and LaserJet cartridges returned through HP Planet Partners go through a multi-phase "closed loop" recycling process. The recycled plastic from empty cartridges is used to create new Original HP cartridges and other everyday products.
HP partners with shipping companies to collect and return printing supplies. Once the supplies have been returned, HP works with advanced recycling organizations to recover and recycle materials from empty or used HP printing supplies. Because of their construction, Original HP cartridges cannot be effectively recycled using conventional, commercial processes.
As of October 2020, HP print cartridge return and recycling program is available in more than 17 countries across Asia Pacific. The program also has coverage in Europe and Americas. We are continuing to expand this program to new countries and territories,, and to provide customers with a convenient and conscientious way to return used print cartridges to our recycling operations around the world.
Yes, you can drop off empty HP Ink and toner and Samsung toner cartridges at an HP Authorized Collection Location.
You can drop your HP ink cartridges off at HP designated collection location. It is also possible to ship your used cartridges to HP. Enterprise customers can make use of collection service where large quantities of cartridges are available.
You can drop your HP Toner and Samsung toner cartridges off at HP designated collection location. For bulk returns a collection service can be requested free of charge.
HP does not allow e-waste to be exported from developed countries (Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development and European Union) to developing countries (non-OECD countries outside the EU), either directly or through intermediaries. Learn more about HP’s Export of Electronic Waste to Developing Countries Policy.
HP accepts nearly every Original HP cartridge and Samsung toner cartridge for recycling. View our complete list of non-returnable supplies before returning your supplies.
Currently, HP Planet Partners accepts only Original HP cartridges and Samsung toner cartridges for recycling. To return other brands, please check with the cartridge manufacturer for recycling information.
Yes, HP has a convenient and safe recycling service for computers, printers and other IT equipment. For more information visit HP recycling page.
Yes, HP Latex and DesignJet cartridges and printheads are collected under HP Planet Partner Program. Please make sure these are packed properly in bags or boxes or put in HP recycling bin. Do not include any supplies listed under non-returnable list.
Sometimes, printing supplies which are not at end of life or other objects with value are inadvertently sent to the HP Planet Partners program. These materials are not tracked and cannot be returned.
The best approach is to return your cartridges to wherever you initially purchased them to see if you could receive a refund. At this time we do not offer a return program for unused cartridges, however we are happy to recycle them using the standard process.
You can download material safety data sheets for a detailed look at the materials used in various printing supplies.
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.3
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.
Yes, we have put together a guidance paper for our customers on how to recycle HP 3D powder containers. The instructions can be accessed. here