2010-03-08T19:00:13-05:00 10-3-3--penningtonpost/10-3-3--penningtonpost.txt 8111 Pennington Library to screen green films throughout March 2010-03-02T19:00:00-05:00 Pennington Post

On March 14, the series will continue with director Melissa Kennedy’s documentary “Garbage Moguls,” which offers an in-depth look at the rise of the Trenton-based company TerraCycle as one of the premiere businesses in the nation to practice “upcycling” – transforming non-recyclable plastics and the like into hip, consumer-friendly products. A TerraCycle official will be on hand at the March 14 event to talk about, as Adelman says, “the values of eco-capitalism and the hazards of our trash problem.”

2010-03-08T19:00:13-05:00 10-3-3--penningtonpost/10-3-3--penningtonpost.txt 2010-03-09T19:00:13-05:00 10-25-01--creativityonline/10-25-01--creativityonline.html 8113 YakPak/Terracycle: Afterlife Bags 2010-01-24T19:00:00-05:00 Creativity Online

Another brand partnership leads to a second life for ads. As Mother did with Target, YakPak has partnered with TerraCycle to give new life to billboard ads. The companies acquired 12,000 feet of billboard for this new collection of bags and wallets.

2010-03-09T19:00:13-05:00 10-25-01--creativityonline/10-25-01--creativityonline.html 2010-03-09T19:00:14-05:00 10-25-01--mnn/10-25-01--mnn.html 8114 TerraCycle will begin upcycling pens and markers 2010-01-24T19:00:00-05:00 MNN.com

The Writing Instrument Brigade is a partnership between TerraCycle and Sharpie, Paper Mate, and EXPO brand products. Used writing instruments will be collected for repurposing. In addition to keeping these products out of landfills, the Writing Instrument Brigade is also designed to raise funds for schools, charities, and nonprofit organizations. Two cents will be donated for each writing instrument submitted as part of the program.

2010-03-09T19:00:14-05:00 10-25-01--mnn/10-25-01--mnn.html 2010-03-09T19:00:15-05:00 10-25-01--foxbusiness/10-25-01--foxbusiness.html 8115 Sharpie(R), Paper Mate(R) & EXPO(R) Brands Partner With TerraCycle(TM) to Launch First-Ever Upcycling Program for Used Writing Instruments 2010-01-24T19:00:00-05:00 Fox Business

Sharpie(R), Paper Mate(R) and EXPO(R), three of the world's most recognized writing and marking brands, today announced a new partnership with TerraCycle(TM), the pioneering upcycling company that finds new ways to repurpose otherwise throwaway items. The partnership will create the world's first program to collect and reuse pens, markers and other writing instruments while also helping raise funds for schools, charities, and non-profits nationwide. Collection centers called "Writing Instrument Brigades" will be set up at participating locales, primarily in large corporations and schools where writing instruments are used most. For every writing instrument collected at a Writing Instrument Brigade collection center, two cents will be paid to a school, community group, charity or non-profit organization of the participant's choice. Overall, the collection efforts will reduce landfill proliferation, educate and inspire consumers to get involved, and provide much needed funding to schools and non-profit groups nationwide.

2010-03-09T19:00:15-05:00 10-25-01--foxbusiness/10-25-01--foxbusiness.html 2010-03-09T19:00:16-05:00 10-25-01--thestreet/10-25-01--thestreet.html 8116 Sharpie, Paper Mate & EXPO Brands Partner With TerraCycle To Launch First-Ever Upcycling Program For Used Writing Instruments 2010-01-24T19:00:00-05:00 The Street

Sharpie®, Paper Mate® and EXPO®, three of the world's most recognized writing and marking brands, today announced a new partnership with TerraCycle™, the pioneering upcycling company that finds new ways to repurpose otherwise throwaway items. The partnership will create the world's first program to collect and reuse pens, markers and other writing instruments while also helping raise funds for schools, charities, and non-profits nationwide. Collection centers called "Writing Instrument Brigades" will be set up at participating locales, primarily in large corporations and schools where writing instruments are used most. For every writing instrument collected at a Writing Instrument Brigade collection center, two cents will be paid to a school, community group, charity or non-profit organization of the participant's choice. Overall, the collection efforts will reduce landfill proliferation, educate and inspire consumers to get involved, and provide much needed funding to schools and non-profit groups nationwide.

2010-03-09T19:00:16-05:00 10-25-01--thestreet/10-25-01--thestreet.html 2010-03-09T19:00:17-05:00 10-25-01--streetinsider/10-25-01--streetinsider.html 8117 Sharpie, Paper Mate & EXPO Brands Partner With TerraCycle to Launch First-Ever Upcycling Program for Used Writing Instruments 2010-01-24T19:00:00-05:00 StreetInsider.com

Sharpie®, Paper Mate® and EXPO®, three of the world's most recognized writing and marking brands, today announced a new partnership with TerraCycle™, the pioneering upcycling company that finds new ways to repurpose otherwise throwaway items. The partnership will create the world's first program to collect and reuse pens, markers and other writing instruments while also helping raise funds for schools, charities, and non-profits nationwide. Collection centers called "Writing Instrument Brigades" will be set up at participating locales, primarily in large corporations and schools where writing instruments are used most. For every writing instrument collected at a Writing Instrument Brigade collection center, two cents will be paid to a school, community group, charity or non-profit organization of the participant's choice. Overall, the collection efforts will reduce landfill proliferation, educate and inspire consumers to get involved, and provide much needed funding to schools and non-profit groups nationwide.

2010-03-09T19:00:17-05:00 10-25-01--streetinsider/10-25-01--streetinsider.html 2010-03-09T19:00:19-05:00 10-25-01--abc7/10-25-01--abc7.html 8118 TerraCycle will launch upcycling program for used pens and markers 2010-01-24T19:00:00-05:00 ABC 7

Popular brands Sharpie, Paper Mate and EXPO have announced a partnership with TerraCycle to collect and reuse pens, markers and other writing instruments while also helping raise funds for schools, charities, and non-profits nationwide. Collection centers — called “Writing Instrument Brigades” — will be set up at participating locales, primarily in large corporations and schools where pens and markers are used most. For every writing instrument collected, two cents will be paid to a school, community group, charity or non-profit organization of the participant’s choice. TerraCycle said the collection efforts will reduce landfill proliferation, educate and inspire consumers to get involved, and provide much needed funding to schools and non-profit groups nationwide.

2010-03-09T19:00:19-05:00 10-25-01--abc7/10-25-01--abc7.html 2010-03-09T19:00:20-05:00 10-21-1--newsday/10-21-1--newsday.html 8119 Kramer Lane Students Up-Cycle 2010-01-20T19:00:00-05:00 NewsDay

Kramer Lane Elementary School fourth graders have been working together to make a difference in the environment. Classes have joined in various service projects as part of their participation in the “Schools Go Green” project with News 12 Long Island. One of these initiatives is an “up-cycling” project with TerraCycle, the makers of eco-friendly products sold at major retail stores. The students collect and sort food packages such as chip bags and snack wrappers, then box and send them to TerraCycle for recycling. TerraCycle uses the materials to create “green” school supplies, gardening products, household cleaners, and more. Additionally, TerraCycle donates money to the Kramer Lane PTA or any charity of choice for every wrapper or bag the school collects.

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