Microplastics Reduction Initiative Sign-Up Form

Join the Movement to Eliminate Microplastics from Personal Care Products

The beauty and personal care industry is at a critical juncture. With microplastics increasingly recognized as a global environmental threat, forward-thinking manufacturers are taking action to reformulate products and protect our waterways and ecosystems.

This Microplastics Reduction Initiative Sign-Up Form is designed specifically for personal care product manufacturers committed to eliminating microplastics from their formulations. Whether you're a small indie brand or an established manufacturer, this template streamlines your participation in green initiatives and sustainability programs.

Why Paperform is Perfect for Environmental Initiatives

Using Paperform, sustainability coordinators and environmental program managers can easily collect detailed information about product portfolios, current formulations, reformulation timelines, and testing commitments—all in one professional, branded form. The conditional logic ensures manufacturers only see questions relevant to their specific product categories, making the application process smooth and efficient.

With built-in payment capabilities, you can charge program participation fees, testing contributions, or certification costs directly through the form. Submissions automatically trigger workflows via Stepper to notify review committees, create project timelines, and coordinate with testing laboratories—eliminating manual handoffs and keeping your initiative on track.

The form captures everything from ingredient declarations and compliance commitments to marketing transition plans, giving program administrators a complete picture of each manufacturer's readiness and timeline. AI Insights can then summarize applications to identify trends, prioritize high-impact participants, and generate reports for stakeholders and funding bodies.

Ideal for: Environmental nonprofits, industry coalitions, certification bodies, sustainability consultancies, and government environmental agencies running microplastics reduction programs targeting the cosmetics, skincare, and personal care manufacturing sectors.