Les céréales de la marque Sally sont vendues au Canada sans boîte. Une commercialisation qui a démarré début août. Les céréales sont présentées dans un sachet refermable, permettant ainsi d’éliminer la boîte extérieure, ce qui laisse beaucoup moins d’emballages. Afin de réduire davantage ses déchets d'emballage, Malt-O-Meal a établi un partenariat avec TerraCycle® Canada à qui les consommateurs peuvent retourner les sachets vides.
The Malt-O-Meal Co., Minneapolis, Minnesota, US, has extended its cereal lineup with the launch of Sally’s brand cereal. Sally’s, which is available in nine flavors, is the first Malt-O-Meal brand available in Canada.
To further reduce its packaging waste, Malt-O-Meal has partnered with TerraCycle Canada, an international upcycling company that takes packaging materials that can’t be recycled and repurposes that material into new, high quality goods
US-based Malt-O-Meal Company has introduced the Sally's brand cereal in green packaging.
The company has partnered with TerraCycle Canada, an international up-cycling company, to further reduce its packaging waste
US cereal maker Malt-O-Meal is to expand into Canada for the first time with the launch of its Sally's brand.
Malt-O-Meal has emphasised the environmental credentials of the product and said it has partnered with TerraCycle Canada, an international upcycling company.
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Method, creator of nontoxic, biodegradable homecare products, has partnered with TerraCycle to keep its foaming hand wash, dish soap and laundry detergent refill pouches out of the landfills.
Method, creator of nontoxic, biodegradable homecare products, has partnered with TerraCycle to keep its foaming hand wash, dish soap and laundry detergent refill pouches out of the landfills.
TerraCycle Canada Inc.'s GM Luisa Girotto and communications manager Laurent Cassar (in back) to mark one-million drink pouches donated by Canadians to the North York-based company. Students diverted more than 3,000 drink pouches from landfill and donated them to TerraCycle, which "upcycles" non-recyclable materials into 200 new products. Staff Photo/TAMARA SHEPHARD
Most kids toss their non-recyclable drink pouches in the trash.
Dixon Grove Junior Middle School students donate their drink pouches by the thousands to TerraCycle, a North York-based company that repurposes them into fashion bags, tote bags, lunch bags and pencil cases.
TerraCycle gives the Etobicoke elementary school $0.02 per pouch, proceeds of which will send students to the Humber Arboretum and the Don Valley Brickworks before the end of the school year.
