Twinlab, a leader for health and wellness products, is giving consumers a free way to recycle all brands of supplement and vitamin packaging. Through Twinlab’s Supplement the Earth Recycling Program, managed by international recycling company TerraCycle, consumers can now send in all brands of empty supplement and vitamin packages for processing, to be repurposed and used again.
TerraCycle US, the US subsidiary of global recycling company TerraCycle, has announced that its $25 million Regulation A offering has been qualified by the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), thereby allowing anyone the opportunity to invest in the company.
We are delighted and super proud to announce that GlamCorner has risen to the top of the online retailing pack to earn the title of Terracycle Australia’s Top Business Collector for 2017 for collecting the most units of hard-to-recycle waste nationwide! In this post we detail more about Terracycle and why GlamCorner established our partnership with them in order to have a more positive impact on our environment.
New York–based supplement company Twinlab has teamed up with recycling group TerraCycle to create a program to allow people to recycle any previously landfill-bound supplement bottles so they can be used to make new products. This could set the stage for similar innovation throughout the supplement industry (
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Twinlab, the Hauppauge, N.Y.-based producer of health and wellness products, has announced a national recycling program in which all brands of supplement and vitamin packaging can be recycled and repurposed. The program, called the Supplement the Earth Recycling Program, is managed by TerraCycle.
Augusta Primary School is diverting hard-to- recycle waste from landfill on behalf of the Augusta community, as part of a national recycling program operated by recycling group, TerraCycle. The students are collecting the community’s Australia Post mailing satchels, NESCAFE coffee capsules, used toothbrushes and toothpaste tubes, empty beauty products and yoghurt pouches and snack wrappers – items that would otherwise go to landfill.
John Wanless Junior Public School has revisited an old ally, recycling company TerraCycle, in its pursuit of being eco-friendly. In December, the Bedford Park school restarted its Snack Pouch, Schneider Lunch Mate and Yves Veggie Cuisine recycling program. At the helm is Grade 6 teacher Lisa Higginbottom. Students collect the waste that traditional recycling methods, such as municipal governments, don’t have the budgets to cover. Higginbottom first started the program in 2010 after a student brought in a product that had been the result of Terracyle’s recycling process. After three years of dedication, when she went on maternity leave, the program remained idle.
Trash seems to be an inevitable part of life in our modern culture. But is it possible to reduce your garbage by half? How about 75 percent … or even all of it? New Jersey has always been in the forefront of trash reduction. In April 1987, this state we’re in became the first in the nation to require recycling. But some people are going further. Proponents of the “zero waste” movement say it’s possible to create so little trash that you can eliminate garbage cans and curbside pickups. Some zero waste devotees manage to fit an entire year’s worth of trash in one small glass jar.
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Earth Day is right around the corner and now is the time to start thinking again about ways to more environmentally conscience and live a greener lifestyle. Making a small change in your life can leave a large impact on the Earth for future generations to enjoy. This year Entenmann's has again partnered with TerraCycle to help bring awareness and ideas on how to do your part for the world this Earth Day (Sunday, April 22, 2018).
