Samsung has launched a new phone box made entirely from 100% recycled paper. This move is part of the company’s ongoing effort to reduce its environmental impact. The new packaging will be used for select Galaxy devices starting this month.

(Samsung’s New Phone Box is Made from 100% Recycled Paper)

The box uses no plastic or virgin fiber. It is fully recyclable and printed with soy-based ink. Samsung says this change will help cut down on waste and lower carbon emissions linked to packaging production.

This initiative builds on Samsung’s earlier sustainability goals. The company has already removed chargers and earphones from some phone boxes to shrink package size and weight. Now, by switching to recycled paper, Samsung aims to make its packaging even greener.

The design keeps the same look and feel customers expect. It remains sturdy enough to protect the phone during shipping. At the same time, it sends a clear message about the brand’s commitment to the planet.

Samsung worked with suppliers to source certified recycled materials. These materials meet strict quality and safety standards. The company also made sure the new box fits smoothly into existing supply chains without delays.

Consumers will see the updated packaging in stores and online. Samsung hopes this step inspires others in the tech industry to follow suit. The shift shows that small changes in packaging can add up to big environmental benefits.

(Samsung’s New Phone Box is Made from 100% Recycled Paper)

The new box is just one part of Samsung’s broader plan to become more sustainable. The company continues to explore ways to use fewer resources and create less waste across its product lines.