Subaru of America, Inc. has announced it has successfully diverted more than six million pieces of hard-to-recycle trash from landfills across the U.S.A to date, thanks to its continued partnership with international recycling leader, TerraCycle.
The automaker has expanded its commitment to protect the environment through Subaru Loves the Earth month and will continue its partnership with TerraCycle at its headquarters and retailer locations across the U.S.A throughout the remainder of the year.
Utilising TerraCycle Zero Waste Boxes, more than 616 participating Subaru retailers now offer customers and employees a convenient way to recycle store-generated waste that is commonly thought of as hard-to-recycle, including disposable coffee cups, lids and straws, as well as anack bag wrappers and single-use coffee pods.
As part of the expanded efforts, more than 48% of participating Subaru retailers across the U.S.A will open their Zero Waste Boxes to their local communities and allow outside waste to be brought to their storefronts for recycling, and more than 40% will recycle hard-to-recycle items from their service lanes, including flexible new car plastic and used cabin air filters.
The automaker has expanded its commitment to protect the environment through Subaru Loves the Earth month and will continue its partnership with TerraCycle at its headquarters and retailer locations across the U.S.A throughout the remainder of the year.
Utilising TerraCycle Zero Waste Boxes, more than 616 participating Subaru retailers now offer customers and employees a convenient way to recycle store-generated waste that is commonly thought of as hard-to-recycle, including disposable coffee cups, lids and straws, as well as anack bag wrappers and single-use coffee pods.
As part of the expanded efforts, more than 48% of participating Subaru retailers across the U.S.A will open their Zero Waste Boxes to their local communities and allow outside waste to be brought to their storefronts for recycling, and more than 40% will recycle hard-to-recycle items from their service lanes, including flexible new car plastic and used cabin air filters.
