Apple is committed to eliminating plastics in our packaging by 2025, and transitioning to recycled and renewable plastics in our products. We’ve already made significant progress in eliminating plastics in our packaging. More than 97 per cent of our packaging is fibre-based. Since 2017, 100 per cent of the virgin wood fibre in our packaging has come from responsible sources. Beginning in fiscal year 2022, we expanded our packaging goal boundary to better reflect our impact, resulting in an increase of about 36 per cent of our total packaging mass, as reported in our 2023 Environmental Progress Report. We’re now including retail bags, all finished-goods boxes (including plastic content in labels and in-box documentation), packaging sent to our customers as part of Apple Trade In, AppleCare packaging for whole units and service modules (with the exception of plastics needed to protect items from electrostatic discharge), and secondary packaging of Apple products and accessories sold by Apple. Our goal boundary does not include the inks, coatings or adhesives used in our packaging. In addition to our packaging footprint, we also calculate the fibre used at our corporate facilities. In fiscal year 2023, this number was 1,100 tonnes.