KIWIS CAN RECYCLE, WIN BIG AND DONATE
New Zealanders can recycle and win big for a good cause, thanks to a new partnership between GLAD and TerraCycle.
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New Zealanders can win $1,000 simply by recycling
GLAD® has teamed up with recycling experts TerraCycle to launch the GLAD® To Recycle Contest, offering New Zealanders the chance to win cash prizes for the school or not-for-profit of their choice simply by recycling their used Glad® food storage products.
New Zealanders can win $1,000 simply by recycling
GLAD has teamed up with recycling experts TerraCycle to launch the GLAD To Recycle Contest.
New Zealanders can win $1,000 simply by recycling
GLAD® has teamed up with recycling experts TerraCycle to launch the GLAD® To Recycle Contest, offering New Zealanders the chance to win cash prizes for the school or not-for-profit of their choice simply by recycling their used Glad® food storage products.
Cigarettes, tampons, toothbrushes: The company that wants to recycle everything
Tampons, toothbrushes, and office files — traditional waste processors may shy away from trying to deal with these materials, but one company has made it its mission to “recycle the non-recyclable”.
Recycling Coffee Pods to Furniture
Making coffee pods into furniture
Auckland business recycles coffee pods into outdoor furniture
When an Auckland company wanted to recycle its coffee pods, an international business came up with a novel solution. "We drink a lot of coffee here, and the pouches don't get recycled. So, we looked for a way to recycle them and we found TerraCycle," Sallis said.
Auckland business recycles coffee pods into outdoor furniture
When an Auckland company wanted to recycle its coffee pods, an international business came up with a novel solution. "We drink a lot of coffee here, and the pouches don't get recycled. So, we looked for a way to recycle them and we found TerraCycle," Sallis said.
Auckland business recycles coffee pods into outdoor furniture
When an Auckland company wanted to recycle its coffee pods, an international business came up with a novel solution. "We drink a lot of coffee here, and the pouches don't get recycled. So, we looked for a way to recycle them and we found TerraCycle," Sallis said.