I have to assume that the material for this temporary plastic corrugate recycling bin is recycled itself. How appropriate, if so. And also if so, I would recommend that the maker or sponsor, in this case Macys, imprint that fact on the bin and revel in the bragging rights. Once full, I wonder if you drop the whole thing in a plastic shredder and start all over making the new recycled bin that pops out the other end? CLICK the thumbnail for a closeup of the imprint design. I wonder if soy or other eco-friendly inks? Trade names for the material itself include Coroplast, Plasticor, and others. (SOURCE: Popon.net).
For Recycling Retail by post Title see…
“The Recycle vs Landfill Choice“
“Macy’s Recycled Recycling Bin?”
“Recycled Shopping Cart“
“Mixed Trash Looking Good at IKEA“
“Recycling CFLs In-Store: No Tubes Please”
“Defining Trash by Shape and Size“
“Très Chic Trash Recycling”
“Puzzle Piece Recycling Bin“
“Retail Recycling Oasis“
“One-piece 8-Bin Recycling Center“
“Chewing Gum Recycling Station“
“How to Recycle Your Brand“
“Compostable Bags Recycle Retail“For Recycling resources see…
“Recycling Tag” for a scrolling list of discussions.
“Recycling Retail Pinterest Board“ for a visual summary.
“Recycling Retail Index Page” for all resources and linksFor All In-Store Amenities Indexes see…
“Benches and Sitting Areas“
“Call Buttons and Boxes“
“Carts and Conveniences”
“Fitting Room Outfitting”
“Getting-Size-Right Advisories”
“Handicapped Amenities”
“In-Store Navigation”
“Mirrors in Merchandising”
“Recycling Facilities in Retail”
“Regulating Retail With Signs”
“Return Policy Pronouncements in Retail”
“Sanitizers and Cart Wipes”
“Store Entrance Branding”
“Store Hours in Retail”
“Tissue Dispensers”
“Umbrella Courtesy Fixtures and Umbrella Stands”
“Under-Construction Pronouncement”
“V.I.P.Courtesy in Retail“
