Samsung shortly before the unveiling of its next flagship series Galaxy S22 boasted that the phones in this series use a new material that he developed using recycled plastics. It is part of his environmental improvement program Galaxy for the Planet.
The new material developed by Samsung will be used in various devices Galaxy, including "flags" Galaxy S22, Galaxy S22+ and Galaxy S21 Ultra. The Korean tech giant has used discarded ocean fishing nets to reduce ocean pollution and improve the sustainability of its product line.
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Samsung said it plans to increase the use of post-consumer material (PCM) and recycled paper in its products and packaging going forward, and reduce the use of single-use plastics. The Korean giant already uses recycled plastic in its chargers and TV controls, and also ships its lifestyle TVs in reusable boxes. "The development of a new material using discarded fishing nets represents a significant achievement for the company in its efforts to implement tangible environmental measures and protect the planet for future generations." the company said in a statement.
As you are well aware, the line Galaxy S22 will be presented already on Wednesday, the live broadcast starts at 16:00 our time.
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