INCOM TOMRA

31/12/2022

30/12/2022

We would like to thank our customers, agents, and partners for continuing to put your trust in TOMRA and for Leading the Resource Revolution together with us.
On behalf of our colleagues at TOMRA, we would like to wish you a safe and happy holiday season, and we look forward to working with you all in the New Year.

30/11/2022

How to motivate consumers to continuouslly and actively return used beverage containers? A simple, convenient and safe rebate model is very important.

H30 can integrate with different 3rd party APP (such as wechat, credit card, membership card, etc.), and form points after returning the beverage containers, which can then be converted into e-money, coupons, commodities, etc. It also has an TOMRA optical container shape recognition solution and a barcode recognition system. This provides reliable identification and effective anti-fraud systems that analyze and evaluate empty beverage containers by shape, bar code and weight . This ensures that rewards can be delivered to consumers safely, easily and conveniently

30/11/2022

50 years ago, TOMRA began a journey to revolutionize recycling. We are proud to be a part of TOMRA. ♻️ Thanks to recyclers like you, over 45 billion drink containers have been collected for recycling in the past year, and hundreds of billions have been collected since 1972! Our mission to transform how we all obtain, use, and reuse the planet’s resources is more important than ever. Our work has just begun, and we’re already looking towards the next 50 years of making a positive impact on our planet – together with you! 🎉

31/10/2022

Because of you, the earth becomes more beautiful!!! Thanks！

31/10/2022

Make Halloween special!🥳👽👻😈🎃

29/09/2022

A new study published in Marine Pollution Bulletin said microplastics was found in a sample of 75% of commercially caught fish in southern New Zealand waters. Effective and rational management of plastic recycling has become extremely important. By keeping plastic out of nature and protecting the environment, we are all recycling heroes. Get in the Loop!

A University of Otago study found microplastics in 75% of a sample of 155 commercially caught fish in southern New Zealand waters.

22/09/2022

17/09/2022

World Clean-up Day brings together millions of people for the biggest waste collection day in human history. Its beauty lies in cooperation and collaboration, two concepts at the heart of TOMRA and we are proud to participate globally in clean-ups on the 17th September and throughout the whole month of September as part of the Clean4Change campaign.

So far, the TOMRA team has collected 18,000 pieces of litter and we thank our Resource Revolutionaries for making an impact however we must acknowledge we can only achieve so much, we need legislation and well-designed EPR schemes to keep resources out of our environment.

15/09/2022

Did you hear? 👀
A group of furry green monsters has suddenly appeared at the Hopson shopping center in Beijing! 👾
They come to Earth from distant galaxies, to bring the enduring philosophy of the universe. 🌍

They have different shapes and expressions, and each has the ability to turn what is thought of as trash into treasure. 👍
Feed the monster your plastic bottles, and soon they will return to us as new bottles. 💡

Three INCOM TOMRA reverse vending machines are ready to receive your plastic drink containers for recycling. For every bottle you return, you get points in the Hopsontong program, which can be exchanged for shopping money, mall membership services and other mystery gifts.

07/08/2022

For the first time, microplastics have been found in freshly fallen snow in one of the most remote and isolated continents on the planet: Antarctica. Despite their often microscopic size, microplastics’ impact is huge – as they leach into our environment, posing a threat to human and marine health, and even entering the food chain. By reducing your use of single-use plastics and choosing to recycle, you can help keep microplastics out of nature.

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05/08/2022

We aim to reduce plastic pollution, and challenge people to reduce single-use plastics and encourage sustainable habits every day. It is a personal challenge that is part of a global effort to reduce our plastic waste, creating a cleaner and healthier Earth.
Knowing where to start can be difficult, so today we share four tips on how you can avoid plastics going into the ocean with your everyday habits. Whether at home or on the go, here are some more tips to help you get started: https://www.tomra.com/en/discover/reverse-vending/feature-articles/reduce-plastics-in-nature-through-habits