Scottish personal care brand Beauty Kitchen has launched a "groundbreaking" reuse programme called Re to tackle the 95% of beauty packaging that is discarded after a single use. Companies signing up to the programme will use Re's reusable stainless steel 'Smart' packaging, preventing single-use plastic from ending up in landfill or the ocean. The 'Smart Bottle' only needs to be used once to have lower global warming potential than its single-use counterpart. Several big names have already signed up for the programme — multinational giant Unilever was Re's second customer, and is scaling up its refillable packaging trials across the UK. The company has refill stations for its Radox, Alberto Balsam, Simple, and Persil brands in several ASDA stores. This month, wellness brand ELEMIS has also joined. Any packaging with the Re logo can be returned to be washed and reused numerous times, with the goal of saving over 100 million single-use bottles from landfill within the next three years.