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TerraCycle, good2grow encourage families to repurpose and recycle bottle toppers

In partnership with Trenton-based recycling leader TerraCycle, good2grow, a better-for-you kids beverage and snack brand, is on a mission to help kids eat and drink healthier and to take part in the Character Top recycle program.

good2grow, which is renowned for its nutritious juice bottles topped with kid-friendly TV and movie characters, offers a beverage with collectible character tops, and TerraCycle is providing a way to recycle these once it is time to dispose of them.

Simply sign up on the TerraCycle program page, separate the plastic character spouts from the bottles and mail in the spouts using the provided prepaid shipping label. Once collected, the character spouts are cleaned, sorted by material type, and recycled into material that can be used to make new recycled products.

“good2grow is excited to partner with TerraCycle, which provides a recycling option for the character tops once it is finally time to move on,” Edzra Gibson, vice president of brand marketing at good2grow, said. “This partnership will continue to advance our sustainability initiatives.

“Sustainability is a core piece of good2grow’s value to fans. Our juice line comes in no-spill, reusable packaging featuring collectible tops, which can be enjoyed well after the juice has been consumed. good2grow fans routinely reuse our bottles and tops to serve their own beverages, extending the life of the product and we are very proud of that.”

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