US grocery retail chain Kroger has launched a new recycling programme for flexible packaging.
The initiative ‘Simple Truth Recycling Program’ aims to make flexible packaging recycling of more than 300 products from Simple Truth easy and free for its customers.
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The retailer has partnered with international recycling firm TerraCycle for the development of the platform.
Kroger corporate affairs group vice-president and chief sustainability officer Keith Dailey said: “A key part of achieving our ambitious Zero Hunger | Zero Waste vision is offering our customers innovative solutions to recycle and reuse product packaging.
“We’re thrilled to partner with TerraCycle to launch our new Simple Truth Recycling Program, supporting our sustainable packaging goals and enabling Kroger customers to recycle their favourite Simple Truth and Simple Truth Organic products without ever leaving home.”
Leveraging Kroger’s new platform, customers can recycle a wide range of flexible packaging including produce bags, bread bags and plastic overwrap from household items like tissues and bottled water.
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By GlobalDataThese products are not currently accepted in curbside recycling programmes.
As of now, the Simple Truth Recycling Program is accessible for individuals, schools, offices and community organisations across the US.
The US natural and organic brand Simple Truth offers more than 2,000 natural and organic products.
Last month, TerraCycle partnered with Cathedral City to introduce a recycling programme in the UK for various cheese packaging.
