Marcas se unem para lançar um programa pioneiro de reciclagem e convidam os consumidores de todo o país a participar e ainda colaborar com causas sociais

A instituição de ensino pública que mais arrecadar instrumentos de escrita para a reciclagem será premiada com kits de material escolar durante um ano. A participação é totalmente gratuita.

Eastside FM interviews Liz Keen from TerraCycle Australia about how TerraCycle is working to Eliminate the Idea of Waste, while helping Australians earn donations for schools and non-profits.

Whether it be the materials used, the way the ingredients are sourced, the recyclability of the packaging or the way the manufacturing facility’s energy is harvested, the pet industry is quite friendly to the environment—and probably more so than other industries.

With Earth Day right around the corner, thoughts turn to how to save the planet and reduce our collective negative impact on the environment. While that sounds like a monumental task, TerraCycle, the company that specializes in recycling-the-unrecyclable, has five easy suggestions that can help you start making changes.

Você sabia que agora as suas esponjas usadas podem ser recicladas? Em parceria com a Terracycle criamos um programa inédito para reciclar esponjas de uso doméstico. O objetivo é dar a elas um destino mais nobre e ao mesmo tempo colaborar com instituições sem fins lucrativos.

Sabe aquele lápis quebrado ou caneta sem tinta que já não pode mais ser utilizada e que você jogaria no lixo? A boa notícia é que esse material pode ser reciclado, transformado em novos produtos e ainda beneficiar escolas de todo o Brasil.

You might recognize today’s guest because he was on Mixergy back in the early days of Mixergy Interviews. I learned so much from that interview. One of the best lessons was when he said, “Everybody says to work your way up to the big guys. Screw that. I want to go after Walmart, because once you get the big guy, everyone else wants to work with you.” I’m looking forward to learning even more from him. Tom Szaky is the founder of TerraCycle, a company whose a mission is to eliminate even the idea of waste by recycling the non-recyclable.

For more than 30 years, Burt’s Bees says it has been committed to protecting “the beauty, wisdom and power of nature.” Now, through the Burt’s Bees Recycle On Us program, their consumers can recycle any and all Burt’s Bees packaging, nationwide. In partnership with TerraCycle, a leader in the collection and repurposing of complex waste streams, the program allows anyone to recycle their product packaging through a free mail-in program, regardless of any regional recycling limitations.