Aussies can now tread lightly by recycling unwanted sports balls
It’s predicted that 330 million sports balls are made worldwide each year – but where do they end up? TreadLightly launches new SPORTS BALL recycling program.[1] MELBOURNE: THURSDAY, 29 AUGUST 2024: TreadLightly today launches its new SPORTS BALL recycling program, aimed at reducing the millions of sports balls that end up in landfill each year, […]
TreadLightly steps up for National Recycling Week
Today, in line with this year’s National Recycling Week, TreadLightly has achieved its goal to recycle more than one million shoes, which equates to over 500,000 kgs diverted from landfill.
Five Aussie suburbs are leading the way in shoe recycling
TreadLightly is celebrating five Aussie suburbs that are helping to ‘Keep Australia Beautiful’
EVERY SHOE COUNTS: Reduce your plastic waste with TreadLightly this Plastic Free July
Plastic Free July is here and TreadLightly is calling on Australians to reduce their plastic waste – by keeping their unwanted shoes out of landfill and recycling them to give them new life.
TreadLightly kicks off a
six-month pilot-program to recycle work boots
TreadLightly has today announced a pilot-program in Victoria to recycle
work boots. This is Australia’s first industry-wide initiative to recycle work boots to help combat a
growing waste problem.
Aussie schools work together to divert more than 5 tonnes of shoes from landfill
TreadLightly has today announced the winners of its 2022 National School Recycling Drive, celebrating eight schools that have helped to recycle nearly 10,000 pairs of shoes and keep over five tonnes of shoes out of landfill.
TreadLightly on Global Recycling Day
Australia is a force to be reckoned with in sport but when it comes to recycling, we can do more.
TreadLightly urges schools to step up for the planet
Register now for TreadLightly’s School Recycling Shoe Drive 21-27 March
Time for new school shoes?
Step up for the planet and recycle your old sports shoes this new year
Christmas countdown: Conscious consumers are eager to go green
Australians are increasingly conscious about their environmental impact with more than half (57 per cent) concerned about sending their shoes and clothes to landfill and bothered by products that can’t be recycled easily (54 per cent) – according to the latest survey by TreadLightly.
