(CNN) – LEGO is making a big push into sustainability.
The toy maker says 22% of the raw materials it uses to make its LEGO bricks are from renewable and recycled sources.
So far this year, 30% of all the resin purchased was certified mass balance.
That means the plastics are a mix of virgin fossil fuels and renewable or recycled sources, like used cooking oil or plant oil.
This is a huge jump from 2023 when just 18% was certified mass balance.
LEGO is hoping to make all its products from more sustainable materials by 2032.
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