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Gillette becomes latest brand to partner with TerraCycle on new sustainability effort

L’Occitane, Herbal Essences and Unilever have all teamed up with the recycling firm this year       Gillette has become the latest beauty brand to team up with recycling firm TerraCycle on a new sustainability effort.   Customers across the US will now be able to recycle their used razors through three new programmes.   The Gillette Razor Recycling Program invites customers to deliver their razors directly to TerraCycle for recycling.   Gillette Razor Local Recycling Solutions allows business, gyms, colleges and community organisations to become a drop-off point for consumers to dispose of their razors.   Through this programme, organisations will be able to earn money for the waste they recycle; for every shipment weighing 15 pounds, collectors will earn points that can be donated to charity as a gift or cash sum.   Meanwhile, the brand’s Gillette On Demand Razor Recycling Program allows customers to subscribe for Gillette’s razors and return them in the same packaging to TerraCycle.   Founder and CEO of TerraCycle Tom Szaky said: “We are proud to partner with this forward-thinking company to offer consumers a way to divert razor waste from landfills.”   Gary Coombe, Gillette’s CEO added: “We are very excited about our partnership with TerraCycle to offer recycling for Gillette, Venus or any razor brand across the US.   “This is an important first step towards sustainable solutions for shaving products and the start of an exciting journey with Gillette and TerraCycle.   “We are thrilled to bring this option to our consumers in the US and are already working on plans to rollout to more countries very soon.”  

TerraCycle Adds Razors

Believe it or not, but I do find razors on the beach. What is surprising is the number of items that one finds on the beach, that can be recycled. Recycling Gillette Razors just adds more items that can be kept out of our landfills.  
Not common, but enough to make and impact.
  BOSTON–Gillette (NYSE:PG), in partnership with international recycling leader TerraCycle, announced for the first-time in the United States that all brands of disposable razors, replaceable-blade cartridge units and razor plastic packaging are recyclable on a national-scale. Through the innovative partnership consumers are invited to recycle their razors in three ways:
  • Gillette Razor Recycling Program – Participants wishing to recycle their razors from home are invited to sign up on the program page https://www.terracycle.com/en-US/brigades/gillette. When ready to ship their waste, they can simply download a self-funded TerraCycle tracking label, package the razors in a secure, puncture-proof package and send it to TerraCycle for recycling.
  • Gillette Razor Local Recycling Solutions – Businesses, gyms, colleges, cities and community organizations are invited to become public drop-off points for the Gillette Razor Recycling Program. Participants interested in becoming a drop-off point are invited to sign up on the program page https://www.terracycle.com/en-US/brigades/gillette-local-recycling. After acceptance to the program, they will be sent an exclusive razor recycling bin developed by TerraCycle and Gillette. Once full, they can simply seal and return the bin to TerraCycle via UPS and a new one will be sent back to them. The address listed in the account will be posted on the publicly-available map of local recycling solutions on the Gillette Razor Recycling Program page.
  • Gillette On Demand Razor Recycling Program – Consumers that participate in the Gillette On Demand subscription service are also invited to recycle their razors through the Gillette Razor Recycling Program. They can sign up on the program page at https://www.terracycle.com/en-US/brigades/gillette-on-demand; when they are ready to ship their waste, they can simply download a self-funded TerraCycle tracking label, repackage the used razors in the Gillette On Demand delivery box and send it to TerraCycle for recycling.
“Through this innovative, first of its kind program, disposable razors, replaceable-blade cartridge units and their associated packaging are now nationally recyclable through the Gillette Recycling Program,” said TerraCycle CEO and founder Tom Szaky. “We are proud to partner with this forward-thinking company to offer consumers a way to divert razor waste from landfills.” “We are very excited about our partnership with TerraCycle to offer recycling for Gillette, Venus or any razor brand across the U.S. This is an important first step towards sustainable solutions for shaving products and the start of an exciting journey with Gillette and TerraCycle. We are thrilled to bring this option to our consumers in the U.S. and are already working on plans to rollout to more countries very soon,” said Gillette CEO, Gary Coombe. Organizations that participate in the Gillette Razor Local Recycling Solutions as a public drop-off location earn money for the waste that they recycle through TerraCycle’s Sponsored Waste Recycling Program. For every shipment weighing at least fifteen pounds, collectors earn points that can be used for charity gifts or converted to cash and donated to charities of their choice. The collected packaging will be recycled into a variety of new consumer products such as park benches, bike racks, pet food bowls and recycling bins. To learn more about the program, please visit http://www.terracycle.com. ABOUT GILLETTE For more than 115 years, Gillette has delivered precision technology and unrivalled product performance – improving the lives of over 800 million consumers around the world. From shaving and body grooming, to skin care and sweat protection, Gillette offers a wide variety of products including razors, shave gel (gels, foams and creams), skin care, after shaves, antiperspirants, deodorants and body wash. For more information and the latest news on Gillette, visit www.gillette.com. To see our full selection of products, visit www.gillette.com. Follow Gillette on TwitterFacebook and Instagram. ABOUT PROCTER & GAMBLE P&G serves consumers around the world with one of the strongest portfolios of trusted, quality, leadership brands, including Always®, Ambi Pur®, Ariel®, Bounty®, Charmin®, Crest®, Dawn®, Downy®, Fairy®, Febreze®, Gain®, Gillette®, Head & Shoulders®, Lenor®, Olay®, Oral-B®, Pampers®, Pantene®, SK-II®, Tide®, Vicks®, and Whisper®. The P&G community includes operations in approximately 70 countries worldwide. Please visit https://www.pg.com/ for the latest news and information about P&G and its brands. ABOUT TERRACYCLE TerraCycle is an innovative waste management company with a mission to eliminate the idea of waste®. Operating nationally across 21 countries, TerraCycle partners with leading consumer product companies, retailers, cities, and facilities to recycle products and packages, from dirty diapers to cigarette butts, that would otherwise end up being landfilled or incinerated. In addition, TerraCycle works with leading consumer product companies to integrate hard to recycle waste streams, such as ocean plastic, into their products and packaging. TerraCycle has won over 200 awards for sustainability and has donated over $44 million to schools and charities since its founding 15 years ago. To learn more about TerraCycle or get involved in its recycling programs, please visit www.terracycle.com.

TerraCycle Adds Razors

Believe it or not, but I do find razors on the beach. What is surprising is the number of items that one finds on the beach, that can be recycled. Recycling Gillette Razors just adds more items that can be kept out of our landfills.     Not common, but enough to make an impact.   BOSTON–Gillette (NYSE:PG), in partnership with international recycling leader TerraCycle, announced for the first-time in the United States that all brands of disposable razors, replaceable-blade cartridge units and razor plastic packaging are recyclable on a national-scale.   Through the innovative partnership consumers are invited to recycle their razors in three ways:  
  • Gillette Razor Recycling Program – Participants wishing to recycle their razors from home are invited to sign up on the program page https://www.terracycle.com/en-US/brigades/gillette. When ready to ship their waste, they can simply download a self-funded TerraCycle tracking label, package the razors in a secure, puncture-proof package and send it to TerraCycle for recycling.
  • Gillette Razor Local Recycling Solutions – Businesses, gyms, colleges, cities and community organizations are invited to become public drop-off points for the Gillette Razor Recycling Program. Participants interested in becoming a drop-off point are invited to sign up on the program page https://www.terracycle.com/en-US/brigades/gillette-local-recycling. After acceptance to the program, they will be sent an exclusive razor recycling bin developed by TerraCycle and Gillette. Once full, they can simply seal and return the bin to TerraCycle via UPS and a new one will be sent back to them. The address listed in the account will be posted on the publicly-available map of local recycling solutions on the Gillette Razor Recycling Program page.
  • Gillette On Demand Razor Recycling Program – Consumers that participate in the Gillette On Demand subscription service are also invited to recycle their razors through the Gillette Razor Recycling Program. They can sign up on the program page at https://www.terracycle.com/en-US/brigades/gillette-on-demand; when they are ready to ship their waste, they can simply download a self-funded TerraCycle tracking label, repackage the used razors in the Gillette On Demand delivery box and send it to TerraCycle for recycling.
“Through this innovative, first of its kind program, disposable razors, replaceable-blade cartridge units and their associated packaging are now nationally recyclable through the Gillette Recycling Program,” said TerraCycle CEO and founder Tom Szaky. “We are proud to partner with this forward-thinking company to offer consumers a way to divert razor waste from landfills.”   “We are very excited about our partnership with TerraCycle to offer recycling for Gillette, Venus or any razor brand across the U.S. This is an important first step towards sustainable solutions for shaving products and the start of an exciting journey with Gillette and TerraCycle. We are thrilled to bring this option to our consumers in the U.S. and are already working on plans to rollout to more countries very soon,” said Gillette CEO, Gary Coombe.   Organizations that participate in the Gillette Razor Local Recycling Solutions as a public drop-off location earn money for the waste that they recycle through TerraCycle’s Sponsored Waste Recycling Program. For every shipment weighing at least fifteen pounds, collectors earn points that can be used for charity gifts or converted to cash and donated to charities of their choice. The collected packaging will be recycled into a variety of new consumer products such as park benches, bike racks, pet food bowls and recycling bins.   To learn more about the program, please visit http://www.terracycle.com.    

GILLETTE AND TERRACYCLE MAKE RAZORS RECYCLABLE NATIONWIDE

Gillette, in partnership with international recycling leader and Trenton-based TerraCycle, announced for the first-time in the United States, that all brands of disposable razors, replaceable-blade cartridge units and razor plastic packaging are recyclable on a national-scale. Through the innovative partnership consumers are invited to recycle their razors in three ways: • Gillette Razor Recycling Program – Participants wishing to recycle their razors from home are invited to sign up on the program page https://www.terracycle.com/en-US/brigades/gillette. When ready to ship their waste they can simply download a self-funded TerraCycle tracking label, package the razors in a secure, puncture proof package and send it to TerraCycle for recycling. • Gillette Razor Local Recycling Solutions – Businesses, gyms, colleges, cities and community organizations are invited to become public drop-off points for the Gillette Razor Recycling Program. Participants interested in becoming a drop-off point are invited to sign up on the program page https://www.terracycle.com/en-US/brigades/gillette-local-recycling. After acceptance to the program, they will be sent an exclusive razor recycling bin developed by TerraCycle and Gillette. Once full, they can simply seal and return the bin to TerraCycle via UPS and a new one will be sent back to them. The address listed in the account will be posted on the publicly available map of local recycling solutions on the Gillette Razor Recycling Program page. • Gillette On Demand Razor Recycling Program – Consumers that participate in the Gillette On Demand subscription service are also invited to recycle their razors through the Gillette Razor Recycling Program. They can sign up on the program page at https://www.terracycle.com/enUS/brigades/gillette-on-demand, when they are ready to ship their waste they can simply download a self-funded TerraCycle tracking label, repackage the used razors in the On Demand delivery box and send it to TerraCycle for recycling. “Through this innovative, first of its kind program, disposable razors, replaceable-blade cartridge units and their associated packaging are now nationally recyclable through the Gillette Recycling Program,” said TerraCycle CEO and founder Tom Szaky. “We are proud to partner with this forward-thinking company to offer consumers a way to divert razor waste from landfills.” “We are very excited about our partnership with TerraCycle to offer recycling for Gillette, Venus or any razor brand across the U.S. This is an important first step towards sustainable solutions for shaving products and the start of an exciting journey with Gillette and TerraCycle. We are thrilled to bring this option to our consumers in the U.S. and are already working on plans to rollout to more countries very soon.” said Gillette CEO, Gary Coombe. Organizations that participate in the Gillette Razor Local Recycling Solutions as a public drop-off location earn money for the waste that they recycle through TerraCycle’s Sponsored Waste Recycling Program. For every shipment weighing at least fifteen pounds, collectors earn points that can be used for charity gifts or converted to cash and donated to charities of their choice. The collected packaging will be recycled into a variety of new consumer products such as park benches, bike racks, pet food bowls and recycling bins. To learn more about the program, please visit http://www.terracycle.com.

Gillette launches recycling campaign to keep razors out of landfills

RICHMOND, VA (WWBT) - Gillette has announced plans to launch the first national program to fully recycle used razors.
The razor brand is launching the campaign alongside TerraCycle, an international recycling company that specializes in hard-to-recycle materials.
Gillette’s campaign will accept all razor blades and cartridges, regardless of brand.
“We are very excited about our partnership with TerraCycle to offer recycling for Gillette, Venus, or any razor brand across the U.S.” Gillette CEO Gary Coombe said in a statement. “This is an important first step toward sustainable solutions for shaving products and the start of an exciting journey with Gillette and TerraCycle.”
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Recycle any razor, any brand! ♻️ We’ve partnered with TerraCycle to launch the first national program to fully recycle your blades and razors. Find out how to participate at http://spr.ly/6012ETSeE 

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Those who wish to participate in the program can sign up online, and ship materials from their home.
Businesses, organizations and schools can also sign up to become a recycling location.
Participation is only offered to U.S. customers at this time, but Gillette says they are already working on rolling the campaign out in other countries.

Gillette launches recycling campaign to keep razors out of landfills

  Gillette launches recycling campaign to keep razors out of landfills RICHMOND, VA (WWBT) - Gillette has announced plans to launch the first national program to fully recycle used razors.
The razor brand is launching the campaign alongside TerraCycle, an international recycling company that specializes in hard-to-recycle materials.
Gillette’s campaign will accept all razor blades and cartridges, regardless of brand.
“We are very excited about our partnership with TerraCycle to offer recycling for Gillette, Venus, or any razor brand across the U.S.” Gillette CEO Gary Coombe said in a statement. “This is an important first step toward sustainable solutions for shaving products and the start of an exciting journey with Gillette and TerraCycle.”
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Recycle any razor, any brand! ♻️ We’ve partnered with TerraCycle to launch the first national program to fully recycle your blades and razors. Find out how to participate at http://spr.ly/6012ETSeE 

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Those who wish to participate in the program can sign up online, and ship materials from their home.
Businesses, organizations and schools can also sign up to become a recycling location.
Participation is only offered to U.S. customers at this time, but Gillette says they are already working on rolling the campaign out in other countries.

Gillette launches recycling campaign to keep razors out of landfills

Gillette launches recycling campaign to keep razors out of landfills
RICHMOND, VA (WWBT) - Gillette has announced plans to launch the first national program to fully recycle used razors.
The razor brand is launching the campaign alongside TerraCycle, an international recycling company that specializes in hard-to-recycle materials.
Gillette’s campaign will accept all razor blades and cartridges, regardless of brand.
“We are very excited about our partnership with TerraCycle to offer recycling for Gillette, Venus, or any razor brand across the U.S.” Gillette CEO Gary Coombe said in a statement. “This is an important first step toward sustainable solutions for shaving products and the start of an exciting journey with Gillette and TerraCycle.”
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✔@Gillette

Recycle any razor, any brand! ♻️ We’ve partnered with TerraCycle to launch the first national program to fully recycle your blades and razors. Find out how to participate at http://spr.ly/6012ETSeE 

30 people are talking about this
Those who wish to participate in the program can sign up online, and ship materials from their home.
Businesses, organizations and schools can also sign up to become a recycling location.
Participation is only offered to U.S. customers at this time, but Gillette says they are already working on rolling the campaign out in other countries.

Gillette launches recycling campaign to keep razors out of landfills

Gillette launches recycling campaign to keep razors out of landfills RICHMOND, VA (WWBT) - Gillette has announced plans to launch the first national program to fully recycle used razors.
The razor brand is launching the campaign alongside TerraCycle, an international recycling company that specializes in hard-to-recycle materials.
Gillette’s campaign will accept all razor blades and cartridges, regardless of brand.
“We are very excited about our partnership with TerraCycle to offer recycling for Gillette, Venus, or any razor brand across the U.S.” Gillette CEO Gary Coombe said in a statement. “This is an important first step toward sustainable solutions for shaving products and the start of an exciting journey with Gillette and TerraCycle.”
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✔@Gillette

Recycle any razor, any brand! ♻️ We’ve partnered with TerraCycle to launch the first national program to fully recycle your blades and razors. Find out how to participate at http://spr.ly/6012ETSeE 

30 people are talking about this
Those who wish to participate in the program can sign up online, and ship materials from their home.
Businesses, organizations and schools can also sign up to become a recycling location.
Participation is only offered to U.S. customers at this time, but Gillette says they are already working on rolling the campaign out in other countries.

Not sure what to do with used razors? Now you can recycle them thanks to Gillette

Shaving giant Gillette is teaming up with an international recycling company in a campaign aimed at keeping disposable razors, replaceable blade cartridge units and plastic packaging out of landfills.   TerraCycle, an international company that specializes in hard-to-recycle materials, is partnering with Gillette for the program beginning this month.   The Gillette Razor Recycling Program accepts all brands of disposable razor blades and cartridges, not just Gillette's devices.   “We are very excited about our partnership with TerraCycle to offer recycling for Gillette, Venus or any razor brand across the U.S. This is an important first step toward sustainable solutions for shaving products and the start of an exciting journey with Gillette and TerraCycle," Gillette CEO Gary Coombe said in a statement.   "We are thrilled to bring this option to our consumers in the U.S. and are already working on plans to roll out to more countries very soon," he added.   According to TerraCycle, razors can be shipped from home. To send them:  
  • Join the program by clicking at the top of the Gillette Razor Recycling Program page.
  • When you are ready to ship them your waste, download a TerraCycle tracking label.
  • Affix your TerraCycle tracking label to your package and bring it to your preferred mail carrier to ship at your cost.
  In addition, local businesses, colleges, cities and community organizations can sign up to become a recycling location.   “Through this innovative, first of its kind program, disposable razors, replaceable-blade cartridge units and their associated packaging are now nationally recyclable through the Gillette Recycling Program,” TerraCycle CEO and founder Tom Szaky said in a statement.   “We are proud to partner with this forward-thinking company to offer consumers a way to divert razor waste from landfills,” he added.  

This Company is Paying for You (and Your Neighborhood) to Recycle Your Razors – Here’s How You Can Start

Rather than tossing your used razors in the trash and having them contribute to excessive landfill waste, Gillette is paying for them to be recycled – and they’re encouraging people to get their communities to do it as well. Consumers can now recycle their razors and all of their disposable packaging by shipping the used hygiene products to Terracycle, a US-based company that specializes in recycling items that are generally non-recyclable, such as cigarette butts, light bulbs, batteries, and hazardous waste. Gillette isn’t just partnering with Terracycle to process their own razor brands, either; participants can send in razor-related trash generated by any other rival shaving company – and Gillette will still foot the bill for free.
RELATED: We May Soon Be Able to Build Houses Out of the Byproducts From Our Bathroom Breaks All participants have to do to recycle their razors is visit the Terracycle website,sign up for a free account, print out a free shipping label, and send their trash off for processing. Furthermore, Terracycle is allowing people to create community recycling outpostsso that organizations, workplaces, school campuses, and neighborhood spaces can collectively package and send their shaving-related trash in one shipment. Once properly cleaned, separated, and processed, the trash can then be used to make new park benches, picnic tables, and other useful community items. MORE: In Bid to Cut Food Waste, Kellogg’s is Using Their Rejected Cornflakes to Make Beer “Through this innovative, first-of-its-kind program, disposable razors, replaceable-blade cartridge units and their associated packaging are now nationally recyclable through the Gillette Recycling Program,” said TerraCycle CEO and founder Tom Szaky. “We are proud to partner with this forward-thinking company to offer consumers a way to divert razor waste from landfills.” The program is currently only available in the United States, but Gillette representatives say that they are working on rolling out similar initiatives in other countries.