- A company called TerraCycle, which specializes in hard-to-reuse materials, is spearheading the L.O.L. Surprise! recycling program. The company works with other brands as well.
Tom Szaky talks about making “everything recyclable” at PAC Package Innovation Disruptors Summit.
For example, companies like MilliporeSigma and Thermo Fisher Scientific now offer paper coolers as an alternative to Styrofoam, and NJ-based company TerraCycle provides a variety of free recycling programs for hard-to-recycle waste. My Green Lab’s new ACT (accountability, consistency, and transparency) eco-labels resemble nutrition labels that consumers are used to seeing on food products, but the ACT labels break down the economical impact of specific lab supplies and equipment. The labels, which can be found on hundreds of products, allow managers and scientists to make smarter purchasing decisions.
Le programme nommé TerraCycle a été lancé il y a sept mois et il n’en est encore qu’à ses débuts, explique la porte-parole Courtney Langille. Elle ajoute qu’il était important pour Canopy Growth de travailler de façon collaborative pour relever ces défis.
Em apoio a uma das ações realizadas pelo evento “2° Pedalada Ecológica”, promovido pela empresa Bikers Eco Delivery, que ocorrerá no dia 30 de junho de 2019, a Faculdade de Viçosa (FDV) instalou um ponto de coleta de instrumentos de escrita usados, para proporcionar o descarte correto destes resíduos.
O departamento cultural do CTG Sentinela da Coxilha, de Caiçara, em parceria com as prendas da gestão 2018/2019, promoveram o 2º Mate Cultural da entidade, na noite de terça-feira, 28 de maio.
TerraCycle recycles the traditionally “non-recyclable” products such as coffee capsules, pens, or plastic gloves. In the TerraCycle recycling challenge, sponsored by Colgate and ShopRite, schools across the region compete to collect as much oral care waste as possible and send it in to TerraCycle.
- A company called TerraCycle, which specializes in hard-to-reuse materials, is spearheading the L.O.L. Surprise! recycling program. The company works with other brands as well.
Heeding the call of Mother Nature, L.O.L. Surprise! has teamed up with
TerraCycle — a company that calls itself "a global leader in recycling hard-to-recycle waste" — so now the packaging can
finally reduced and reused. And, even better, it's free for you!
Through the Ocean Plastic program, Kong and the P.S. 32 community did not purchase any plastic bags this school year and instead opted for reusable or compostable alternatives. She also encourages students and their families to collect hard-to-recycle items, like juice pouches, chip bags and markers for special recycling programs like TerraCycle and Crayola ColorCycle.