California is leading the move from a disposable economy (where we take, make, and waste resources) to a circular economy, where products and materials stay in use for as long as possible. This shift means less waste, more reuse, and a cleaner future for all of us.
Waste isn’t just bad for the planet. It’s bad for your wallet. Every food scrap tossed in the trash and every CRV beverage container left behind is money and resources wasted. Putting your food scraps in the green bin and cashing in your empty beverage containers are smart, affordable choices that help you save money and the planet.
Social media influencers are showing that small actions can have a big impact. Check out how they’re reimagining recycling – and how you can too.
Eduardo Zamora – @TheYumYumFoodie
Eduardo is spreading the word about wine and spirits joining California’s CRV program. His post shows how easy it is to turn empty bottles into cash and keep valuable materials in circulation.
Put your food scraps in your green bin to cut landfill pollution and create products like compost to regenerate our soil. Find your local rules at iRecycleSmart.com.
Cash in your CRV beverage containers, including wine and spirits. Find your nearest redemption site at BottlesAndCans.com.
California is leading the move from a disposable economy (where we take, make, and waste resources) to a circular economy, where products and materials stay in use for as long as possible. This shift means less waste, more reuse, and a cleaner future for all of us.
Waste isn’t just bad for the planet. It’s bad for your wallet. Every food scrap tossed in the trash and every CRV beverage container left behind is money and resources wasted. Putting your food scraps in the green bin and cashing in your empty beverage containers are smart, affordable choices that help you save money and the planet.
Social media influencers are showing that small actions can have a big impact. Check out how they’re reimagining recycling – and how you can too.
Eduardo Zamora – @TheYumYumFoodie
Eduardo is spreading the word about wine and spirits joining California’s CRV program. His post shows how easy it is to turn empty bottles into cash and keep valuable materials in circulation.
Esteban Castillo – @ChicanoEats
Esteban is all about flavor and sustainability. He’s sharing tips on composting food scraps and redeeming CRV containers, proving that going green can fit right into your lifestyle.
Josiah Smith – @OfficialJosiahSmith
Josiah is inspiring his followers to take action by composting and redeeming CRV beverage containers. His posts make sustainability simple and accessible for everyone.
Katrina Blair – @TheKatrinaBlair
Katrina is showing her audience how easy it is to cash in CRV beverage containers and why it matters for California’s circular economy.
Want to join the trend?