With my little one being almost 10 months old, we are full on into solids!  While she mostly eats homemade food at home, I love the convenience of baby food pouches for when we are on the go and specifically Love Child Organics which is an organic and nutrition-focused brand.  As well, they are serious about sustainability and they just partnered with Terracycle, an eco-friendly recycling company.    So now, you can send your empty Love Child Organics packaging to TerraCycle (For FREE!) and they are remolded to make newly recycled products like benches, picnic tables and even playgrounds.

TORONTO – Nutrition-focused infant and toddler food brand Love Child Organics is now providing consumers a free, easy way to recycle its packaging. Through a new partnership with TerraCycle, Love Child Organics created the Love Child Organics Recycling Program to provide consumers a method of recycling their BPA-free pouches, snack wrappers and bags.

The seven-hour jam took place Saturday at TerraCycle’s headquarters here in New Jersey’s capital city. The event began with overcast skies that eventually burst with rain, starting with a drizzle that escalated into a brief shower alongside occasional roars of thunder.

The NJBIZ CFO of the Year awards honor CFOs, or their equivalents, in seven categories for the work they do to drive their respective companies' success. : Javier Daly, CFO TerraCycle

Back-to-school time is almost upon us, and that means you’re probably in the midst of amassing school supplies for your kids. You may have markers on your shopping list — markers for coloring, markers for labeling your kids’ backpacks and more. Just remember that when those markers dry up or run out of ink, you can do more than just throw them away... In addition to ColorCycle, the Prang Power Recycling Program offers collection and recycling services for Prang-branded art markers, and TerraCycle is great for schools or other entities with large amounts of markers ready to be recycled.

Attached is a clip that ran on NBC News Today at 6, WCAU.  This segment was teased on Sunday morning, August 12 in the 7:00am and 9:00am hours.

Medical waste (in the form of used sharps) has become the latest difficult-to-recycle recycling program at TerraCycle, as the company continues to add waste streams to its product list.  Utilizing EPA-approved sterilization technology, the company has developed a system that provides contaminant exposure protection and high-efficiency material recovery.

Kiwi kids and students have the chance to win a recycled community garden set by diverting tens of thousands of oral care products from landfill, thanks to a recycling competition run by Colgate and TerraCycle. Between 1 August and 16 November 2018, the Colgate Community Garden Challenge invites pre-, primary and secondary schools nationwide to collect all brands of oral care waste and send it to TerraCycle, who will give the waste a second life by creating new products.

The kids at Rainbow Cottage preschool in Whangamata are diverting non-recyclable yoghurt pouches from landfill on behalf of the community as part of a recycling programme operated by Fonterra. In doing so, the preschool has the chance to win a pack of lunch bags and pencil cases made from upcycled yoghurt pouches, in a national recycling competition called the Fonterra Snap, Recycle & Win competition.