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Plastic Footprint Calculator

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Estimate your annual plastic footprint from everyday plastic item use.

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Annual plastic footprint

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Estimated total plastic used per year across these item types

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Frequently Asked Questions

What counts toward a plastic footprint?

A plastic footprint totals the weight of single-use plastic items consumed over time, such as bottles, bags, and food wrappers.

What is the annual footprint of 5 bottles, 3 bags, and 10 wrappers a week?

Using average item weights, that usage adds up to about 10.66 kg of plastic a year.

How does this compare to average plastic use?

Average per-person plastic footprints vary widely by country, commonly cited estimates range from around 60 to over 180 pounds a year, so this calculator estimate can be compared against regional averages.

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