Back in 2020, Muc-Off set itself the goal of eliminating over 30 tons of plastic from its products by 2023. According to the care product manufacturer, it has already saved over 94 tons 18 months before the target. Now an even more ambitious target is being formulated in the form of 200 tons of plastic to be saved by 2023 - more than six times the previous target.

A large number of products have been converted from plastic packaging to recyclable cardboard in order to make the entire portfolio as green as possible. Classics such as the Muc-Off Premium Brush Kits and the X3 Chain Machine are now delivered and sold in cardboard boxes, with other product packaging following suit. However, it is not only plastic that is being banned from Muc-Off products, but also PTFE from the lubricants. PTFE, also known as Teflon, is considered harmful to the environment as it releases substances that are difficult to break down.

Refill stations are another part of Muc-Off's anti-plastic crusade. The manufacturer now has 2000 refill stations worldwide, in both bike and powersports retailers. For example, customers can take their empty Nano Tech Bike Cleaner bottles with them and fill them up with fresh cleaner.

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