The cardboard from your latest delivery, empty bottles from the kitchen and old electronics in a drawer all have somewhere better to go. With ReLoop, you can arrange doorstep recycling collections and earn points for the materials you recycle. Here is how the rewards work, what you can recycle and how to get started. How do recycling rewards work? ReLoop awards points based on the weight and category of the materials collected. Once your collection has been processed, the poi

Paper from the printer. Cardboard from deliveries. Bottles and cans from the pantry. Old computers waiting in a storage room. An office produces several types of recyclable material, but collecting them takes more than putting out a few bins. People need to know what goes where, collections need to fit the workplace, and someone needs to keep track of the results. ReLoop helps organisations build that process, starting with an assessment and a recycling plan suited to their n

Old phones in a drawer. A laptop that stopped charging. A tangle of cables and a router from a previous internet provider. These things are easy to put aside when you’re not sure what to do with them. ReLoop helps you take the next step, whether you want to recycle unwanted electronics or contribute devices to a donation initiative. Why electronics need a separate recycling route Electronic devices combine glass, plastics, metals and other components, often alongside batterie