TerraCycle

Ready to tackle the "elephants in the room" on waste and packaging? Don’t miss Tom Szaky, CEO & Founder of TerraCycle, at the Sustainable Packaging Summit! Tom will dive into how companies can create competitive advantage through innovative business models for packaging end-of-life, especially for those hard-to-recycle formats like flexible films and small items. He’ll confront the biggest obstacles blocking industry progress, sharing practical tips on recycling, recycled content, and reuse that your business can apply straight away. Join us for Tom's session and discover actionable steps toward meeting corporate commitments and upcoming regulations. Secure your spot today: https://lnkd.in/eFdNjN7F #SustainablePackagingSummit #CircularEconomy #Recycling #Waste #BusinessModel #PackagingEndOfLife

Snack wrappers typically aren’t accepted by local recycling services because they’re hard to recycle. They’re often made of layers of different materials (like plastic and aluminum), and they’re very lightweight, so special equipment and processes are needed to recycle them. At TerraCycle, we’ve developed a specialized process to recycle snack packaging into products like outdoor furniture, shipping pallets, piping, and more. Watch to learn more about our snack wrapper recycling process from TerraCycle’s recycling operations expert Beary Thazhathu. Looking to provide a recycling solution for your brand’s products or packaging? Explore partnership opportunities with the leader in recycling the unrecyclable: https://bit.ly/3MgtQO8

TerraCycle and Loop CEO Tom Szaky has joined 20 other business leaders and members of Business For A Plastics Treaty to share a letter with governments calling on them to unite and deliver a treaty that is fit for purpose. There is no time to waste. INC-5 presents a critical opportunity to address plastic pollution at a global level. Read the letter here: https://bit.ly/4hgKEDj

We are honored that we were recently selected as one of five finalists for the "Environmental Stewardship" category of the .ORG Impact Awards, from more than 1,700 applicants! The .ORG Impact Awards, an Public Interest Registry initiative, recognize the profound impact happening in communities across the globe. Although we did not win the award, it was an immense honor to be recognized as a global leader in reducing the flow of plastic waste from rivers and canals before it can reach the ocean. "The judges had a very difficult job determining a winner amongst so many great causes. Though we are a small organization, we have worked hard to be the most impactful. Our recognition was the result of thousands of people, sponsors, donors, volunteers, and my staff that made this honor possible." - James Scott, Executive Director of the TerraCycle Foundation We will continue to positively impact people, communities, and the environment by targeting waste upstream to collect it before it reaches the ocean and engaging with local communities to support education on recycling. Watch our finalist video: https://lnkd.in/ggKuAnvV #impactawards #beatplasticpollution #stopsingleuseplastics #oceanplastic

What makes snack packaging hard to recycle? Food contamination, small size, and the multiple materials they contain make the recycling process more complex, adding additional costs and labor. That’s where TerraCycle comes in. TerraCyclers can recycle snack packaging through our free and paid recycling solutions! Whether they’re recycling all of the snack packaging their students eat their way through, the upcoming Halloween treat wrappers they’re sure to encounter, or just the packaging from their day-to-day snacks, TerraCycle has a recycling solution. ?? Contact us to find a sustainable end-of-life solution for your company’s packaging: https://lnkd.in/eGiM2RDR

Their small size and the multiple materials they contain make the recycling process for blister packs more complex, adding additional costs and labor. That’s where TerraCycle comes in—we recycle these hard-to-recycle blister packs! With our free recycling programs and Zero Waste Boxes, TerraCyclers can help keep this hard-to-recycle rubbish out of landfills and incinerators. ?? Contact us to find a sustainable end-of-life solution for your company’s blister packs: https://bit.ly/3MgtQO8

TerraCycle recently acquired North Coast Services, a New Hampshire-based company specializing in the collection and recycling of universal waste like electronics, lamps, and batteries. TerraCycle has been handling and recycling universal waste since our acquisition of Air Cycle Corp. in 2016. This acquisition enhances and expands our operations so we can provide businesses with more state-of-the-art industrial recycling solutions and services through TerraCycle Commercial Recycling. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eygEiQ-6

TerraCycle Commercial Recycling provides industrial recycling solutions for your company’s manufacturing and production facilities, distribution centers, and warehouses. We can recycle large volumes of bulk plastic and over 400+ other waste streams, helping customers reach their zero waste to landfill/incineration goals. Our industrial recycling solutions are cost-effective and are ideal for larger quantities of hard-to-recycle materials. Minimal sorting is needed from your side, plus you can even use your own shipping materials. Request your custom quote today by emailing [email protected].

Yesterday, we unveiled the Dr. Ernel Simpson Research & Development Lab at our headquarters in Trenton, NJ! Our in-house research & development team, led by Dr. Ernel Simpson, pushes the boundaries of innovation in sustainability and recycling. With the opening of this new, cutting-edge lab, we will continue to be at the forefront of groundbreaking recycling, reuse, and recycled content solutions. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eB9vYp6q

A school you know could win a playground with the Sistema?Recycled Playground Contest, which is now in full swing! Affiliated with a primary school in the UK? ??Sign up to the Food Storage Container and Reusable Bottle Free Recycling Programme ??Send us your rubbish ??The primary school who has sent us the most items will win a playground with a frame made of 100% recycled materials–including recycled food containers! ??The pupils of the contest-winning school and the runner-up will also receive a Sistema? food container and a reusable bottle (T&Cs apply.) ?You have until 18th December Find out more: https://lnkd.in/dgjDQzJt Know a teacher, parent or school administrator that could be interested? Tag them in the comments below! ??