Bach Hoa Xanh and Colgate join hands to recycle old toothbrushes

Accordingly, when customers bring used toothbrushes to Bach Hoa Xanh supermarkets, they will be able to buy new Colgate toothbrushes at a promotional price of 40% off.

Bách hóa Xanh và Colgate chung tay tái chế bàn chải cũ- Ảnh 1. — Bach Hoa Xanh and Colgate have just signed a joint agreement to recycle old toothbrushes.

The old toothbrushes for exchange are any used toothbrushes, as long as they are still in good shape and the handle is not damaged. The old toothbrushes will then be transported to Colgate's factory for sorting and recycling. Through this program, Bach Hoa Xanh and Colgate not only hope to collect and recycle many old toothbrushes but also help customers form the habit of looking for and using products made from recycled materials in general.

Speaking at the signing ceremony, Mr. Pham Van Trong, CEO of Bach Hoa Xanh chain said: "The message of protecting the green planet may be a big slogan for many people, but for us, it can start with something as small as an old toothbrush. We encourage customers to start with small actions, because if we don't start with small actions, it won't lead to habits, and if there are no habits, protecting our own living environment will always be a distant story. With a large system of more than 1,700 supermarkets, we can convey this message to customers widely, thereby creating a greater spread."

Signing a contract with Colgate to recycle old toothbrushes is one of many actions that Bach Hoa Xanh in particular and The Gioi Di Dong in general are pursuing to limit plastic and _CO2 emissions into the environment, towards a sustainable economic development and a green planet for future generations.

In recent years, Mobile World Group has proactively cooperated with many domestic and international companies to implement the ESG Sustainable Development journey with the desire to have a positive impact on the environment and society on a large scale, typically placing old battery collection bins nationwide, installing solar power systems, recycling waste into organic fertilizers, recycling used banners and posters, etc.

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