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During CES 2022, Samsung is extending sustainability measures pioneered in its mobile and audio divisions to its appliances and TVs to make its products even more eco-friendly.

This includes expanding recycled plastics in products and packaging as well as teaming up with companies like Patagonia to chop the impact of microplastics in the oceans and environment. It continues Samsung's broader efforts to make its devices and appliances more sustainable throughout conventional and sometimes experimental endeavors, from solar-powered TV remotes to a blockchain reforestation project also announced during CES 2022.

"Every year, Samsung sells half a billion devices," said JH Han, head of Samsung Electronics. He added that that size carries department that any changes his company makes can cause ripples across the manufacturing. "Millions of everyday changes can make a meaningful impacts for our planet."

Samsung's sustainability pledges come at a time when weather change has become a key issue across many Services including politics, business and finance. Car companies have quick pledged moves to electric vehicles. Meanwhile, the tech manufacturing has begun taking on e-waste, which is exacerbated by the even upgrades of features and capabilities in its products.

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To offset those influences, companies like Microsoft, Google and Meta (née Facebook) have pledged to reduce, offset or even reverse carbon usage in their worldwide offices and data centers. Apple additionally has built recycling robots, designed to rescue and reuse parts from unfixable devices, rather than sending them to the landfill. It's also touted features like recycled materials for its MacBooks, iMacs and iPhones, while pushing its suppliers to adopt green technology as well.

For Samsung, these efforts are showing up in the products you buy as it increases the amount of recycled plastic in home appliances, as well as developing new product parts, like components for washing machine tubs recycled from lunchboxes and face mask straps. Additionally, Samsung said it plans for TVs and visual displays to hold 30 times more recycled plastics than those produced last year.

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Samsung vacuums and air purifiers will soon Come tucked in eco-packaging, or materials that had been previously used, which the business started doing with its phones and audio products. Samsung's even exploring ways to turn that packaging into tables or cat houses. Samsung also said at CES that it wants to push its TVs and called chargers to operate at near zero power draw when on standby, so that they consume "almost no energy" when not people used.

To help guide the company on its eco-friendly path, Samsung is teaming up with outdoor outfitter Patagonia to refine publishes and reduce the impact of microplastics on the environment. Other partnerships will expand Samsung's SmartThings Energy to help consumers boss the energy use of their networked devices, and even switch to more cost-efficient energy providers. Ultimately, Samsung said it hopes to eliminate single-use plastic from its smartphone packaging by 2025. It also hopes by that time to get reused materials in all home appliances and mobile products as well. 

"We must acquire together for tomorrow," Samsung's Han said. "This is a future we must acquire together."