Apple has reported that 30% of the materials used in its products shipped in 2025 were sourced from recycled materials, marking a significant milestone in its sustainability efforts. This update is part of Apple's Environmental Progress Report, which highlights its commitment to achieving carbon neutrality by 2030. The company has made strides in various areas, including ensuring that all batteries now utilize 100% recycled cobalt and that magnets in devices are made from entirely recycled rare earth elements. Additionally, Apple has transitioned to fibre-based packaging, eliminating plastic components and avoiding over 15,000 metric tonnes of plastic in the past five years. The report also notes that Apple's greenhouse gas emissions remain more than 60% lower than 2015 levels, attributed to increased renewable energy use and improved material sourcing. Furthermore, Apple saved an estimated 17 billion gallons of fresh water last year and reported a 75% waste diversion rate across its facilities. These initiatives reflect Apple's ongoing commitment to environmental sustainability and innovation.