CINCINNATI — Kroger announced last week that its recycling program has hit a major milestone, recycling more than one million pieces of Our Brands flexible plastic product packaging. The company shared it is offering customers more items with upcycled ingredients with the addition of two new Simple Truth products to advance sustainability. “We are continually
MONTCLAIR, N.J. – Personal care recycling just got more friendly as Hello Products announced its highly-anticipated partnership with international recycling leader TerraCycle. Beginning September 22, Hello will be part of the Natural Care Recycling Program, which offers a free and easy way to recycle your favorite personal care products like mouthwash bottles and caps, toothbrushes, deodorant
CINCINNATI — Kroger Co. marked Earth Day on Thursday by announcing the expansion of its Simple Truth Recycling Program to include all of its private-label brands, including Private Selection, Kroger Brand, Comforts, Luvsome and Abound. Developed in partnership with international recycling leader TerraCycle, the Kroger Our Brands Recycling Program is designed to offer customers a
TRENTON, N.J.— Rubbermaid is partnering with the international recycling firm TerraCycle to make all its brands of food storage containers recyclable in the U.S. and Canada. Through this new partnership, Rubbermaid helps ensure all glass and plastic food storage containers will have a sustainable end to their lifecycle. Rubbermaid says that the high quality of
OAKLAND, Calif. — Clorox Co.’s Glad brand has introduced recyclable food bags as part of its integration with TerraCycle’s Loop pilot program in the U.S. Through this program, consumers will be able to order the products online and then receive and recycle their food bags through a reusable steel container and return pouch. The Glad
NEW YORK — Kroger and Walgreens are the latest companies to join in an experimental shopping system, named Loop, that aims to lessen the world’s reliance on single-use packaging. Loop is being piloted in the mid-Atlantic region of the United States and in Paris, France, to permit shoppers to purchase a variety of commonly used