Here is a segment on Back-to-School that has a nice shout-out for TerraCycle and the Capri Sun lunchbox. Click on the link next to Video and then forward ahead to 4:00. The TerraCycle and Capri Sun mentions are between 4:00-4:40.
Elizabeth Seton High School students are recycling in a new way–recycling the unrecyclable. Due to the plastics and metals contained in CapriSun and Kool-Aid drink pouches, these products cannot be conventionally recycled. However, a New Jersey-based company, TerraCycle – with … Continue reading
Other coffee companies are also wrestling with the waste issue. Businesses that use Flavia pods, which is made by Mars, are able to ship the used pods to the New Jersey company TerraCycle, which will compost the coffee or tea … Continue reading
TerraCycle makes affordable, eco-friendly products from a range of different non-recyclble waste materials. TerraCycle is one of the fastest growing eco-friendly manufacturers in the world!
One of my favorite green companies has to be Terracycle <http://www.terracycle.net/> ! Terracycle <http://www.terracycle.net/> is a small company that has found an innovative way to take items destined for the landfill and turn them into really cool usable products. Case … Continue reading
TerraCycle’s mission is to take material that would otherwise go into landfills and create useful (and profitable) consumer products. Szaky often refers to trash as the things people will pay to get rid of. In his book, he compares graffiti … Continue reading
MEXICO CITY, Aug 2, 2010 (IPS) – Women’s laughter fills the rectangular room on the ground floor of a building that houses a school for 250 local children, on the southern edge of Mexico City’s sprawling metropolitan area. The room … Continue reading
Recycle and Earn Did you know billions of drink pouches are thrown out each year? TerraCycle collects these discarded pouches and turns them into cool products. Sponsored by the drink pouch makers themselves (CapriSun and Kool-Aid) these groovy pencil case … Continue reading
Jodi says, “As a pay-it-forward(er) I try and buy items I know I can give back with. For example Box Top all you do is clip the top and turn it in. Your school gets $.10 back for each one. You … Continue reading