January
02
/ 2026
The LEGO Group aims to make all its packaging from more sustainable materials. As part of this ambition, the company is phasing out single-use plastic in LEGO boxes and replacing plastic pre-pack bags with new bags made with paper from Forest Stewardship Council certified forests and FSC-controlled wood.
The rollout of the new paper-based bags, which are verified as recyclable in the European Union, United States and Canada, started in Europe and Asia this year and will continue into 2024 when the rollout across the Americas markets will also start.
A challenge for the LEGO operations team
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The LEGO Group is committed to making all packaging more sustainable by 2025. Currently 93% of packaging by weight is made from paper, cardboard, and other paper-based materials making the vast majority of LEGO packaging recyclable
Work now well underway to replace single-use plastic pre-pack bags in LEGO boxes with paper-based ones
New bags made with paper from Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC®C117818) certified forests and FSC-controlled wood
Transition happening now in factories in Europe and Asia with Americas starting next year
Work now well underway to replace single-use plastic pre-pack bags in LEGO boxes with paper-based ones
New bags made with paper from Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC®C117818) certified forests and FSC-controlled wood
Transition happening now in factories in Europe and Asia with Americas starting next year
