Fun comes full circle with a green makeover
Toys have been the opposite of sustainable but manufacturers are paying attention
Inexpensive, plastic, breakable, tossed? No more.
Parents need guilt-free solutions for toys that have reached the end of their useful life, and manufacturers are paying attention:
📦 You can give your LEGO® bricks a new home in a children's non-profit.
💃 Mattel launched PlayBack toy recycling for play, recycle, repeat.
🚀 Hasbro will recycle them into materials that can be used in the construction of play spaces, flower pots and park benches.
🍔 McDonald’s has pledged to make Happy Meal toys plastic-free, with a soft toy, a paper-based toy, or a book, removing more than 3,000 metric tons of plastic.
🚚 Amazon, the favourite online shop of 2 million kids aged 3-9 in the UK, is adding electric vehicles to its delivery fleet in Europe as part of their Climate Pledge.
🐟 You are ingesting around 5 grams of plastic a week
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