It doesn’t take magic to turn a brownie pouch into a picnic table…just some thoughtful recycling. But that’s just the beginning--by signing up your school to recycle Entenmann’s Little Bites pouches, you can earn points that can be redeemed for cash or charity gifts.
Entenmann's and TerraCycle have launched the Little Bites Pouch Brigade® recycling program which turns trash into cash. TerraCycle is an international leader in the collection and reuse of non-recyclable post-consumer waste.
The recycling and upcylcing experts at TerraCycle are committed to creating new lives for Entenmann’s Little Bites pouches by taking the used packaging and turning it into innovative new products, while awarding points for schools that can be redeemed as cash or charity gifts for every Little Bites pouch received. When you pack your kids’ lunch with Little Bites you can be providing a yummy snack option while limiting waste .
Once the Little Bites pouches are processed at the TerraCycle plants, they can be recycled and molded into materials to make outdoor furniture such as benches, chairs and picnic tables or upcycled to make lunch sacks, pencil cases, etc.
The unique partnership with TerraCycle demonstrates Entenmann’s dedication to recycling and reducing the amount of Entenmann’s Little Bites pouches that end up in landfills each year. Parents can make a difference, too. To learn on how to become a team leader and get your children’s school signed up to recycle Little Bites pouches, please visit TerraCycle.com.
Little Bites joins an established national TerraCycle Brigade recycling initiative that currently has 38.5 million participants in the US, and has paid out $6 million to charitable organizations and schools for waste collected through its Brigades programs to date. The company has collected over 2.6 billion pieces of garbage, recycling all different types of waste from used drink pouches to tooth brushes to water filters.
