Back-to-School Recycling Challenges

Takis and TerraCycle Teamed Up to Reward Recyclers

Spicy rolled tortilla chip brand Takis teamed up with TerraCycle to launch the Takis Snacks Free Recycling Challenge for back-to-school season to engage students, teachers, and communities in contributing to a cleaner environment and get rewarded for participating.

From August 19th to November 18th, the challenge invites people of all ages to download a free shipping label, and send Takis Snacks packaging to TerraCycle for free. The top three schools that recycle the most will claim grand prizes like a garden bed, compost bin, flower planters made from recycled materials, and Takis x TerraCycle collection boxes. Branded merch is also up for grabs through this recycling challenge, including back-to-school staples like backpacks, pencil cases, friendship bracelets, and plenty of snacks.

Sustainable School Programs
Schools implementing recycling challenges actively engage students and communities in environmental stewardship.
Brand Partnerships for Recycling
Collaborations between consumer brands and recycling organizations foster greater participation in sustainable practices.
Incentivized Environmental Actions
Reward-based recycling initiatives motivate users to participate in eco-friendly activities by offering tangible incentives.

Where This Applies

Education
Educational institutions find innovative ways to teach sustainability by integrating recycling challenges into their programs.
Consumer Packaged Goods
CPG brands leverage sustainability partnerships to enhance their environmental impact and consumer engagement.
Environmental Services
Recycling and waste management companies create value-added services through collaborations with consumer brands.
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