Sustainable Sponsorship Option - The Toothpaste Challenge

Introducing Sustainable Sponsorships

The Toothpaste Challenge Package

True Change Comes from Many People Making Little Changes and Different Choices

The Challenge to Recycling Oral Care Items

Toothpaste tubes are usually made of different types of plastics, and many brands contain a metal layer inside the tube which isn't easy to separate for recycling purposes.

On average, it takes 500 years for a tube to fully biodegrade in a landfill.

Over 1.5 billion toothpaste tubes and 5 billion plastic toothbrushes are discarded worldwide each year

They end up in landfills or worse,

in our oceans.

10 million tons of plastic are dumped in our oceans annually - that’s equal to more than a garbage truckload every minute. There will be more plastic than fish in our oceans by 2050 according to The Ellen MacArthur Foundation.

Our Zero-Waste Toothpaste Package Features Product Samples to Help Attendees Find Their Favorites

Trying Different Alternative Products is Expensive and Many People Do Not Know About the Available Options

Helping Sponsors Find Their Customers

Our Care Packages Drive Valuable Booth Traffic for the Sponsor

When included with registration materials, the sponsor makes business connections from the very beginning.

Sponsor's Marketing Materials Get into the Hands of Every Attendee

We include a custom-printed postcard with instructions for product use on one side and sponsor marketing materials on the other.

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What is in The Sustainable Toothpaste Challenge Package?

Our Package Features

5x8 organic cotton reusable drawstring bag
100% biodegradable toothbrush
Chewable tablets
Charcoal powder
Tooth soap
Biodegradeable floss pick
Glee Gum
Custom printed postcard and a raffle ticket

Eliminating the plastic packaging associated with tube paste is better for the environment and dry products reduce the carbon footprint involved in transportation.

What Makes This Package Zero-Waste?

Reusable and recyclable round metal tins and organic cloth bags
Eco-friendly ink & printing process
Free from microplastics and many other harmful chemicals found in traditional toothpaste
100% biodegradable toothbrush made from sustainable corn husks
Our vendors are committed to ecological practices such as vegan, fluoride-free, sugar-free, cruelty-free, plastic-free, non-GMO, and zero-waste

As of Today...

We have not been able to find a vendor that uses a 4 color eco-friendly printing process with sustainable ink on jute or sisal. These materials are biodegradable and don't need to be recycled like cotton.

We are working on a solution but let us know if you know of a vendor.

Don't Get Greenwashed by Bamboo,

Our Toothbrushes are 100% Biodegradable

Most bamboo toothbrushes have plastic bristles. Many brands claim to be BPA-free but the bristles would need to be removed to be recycled.

Our vendor's toothbrushes are made from sustainable corn husk and starch. They are fully biodegradable and individually packaged in 100% recyclable materials.

Glee is Committed to the Environment

Glee Gum is a natural chewing gum made without preservatives, artificial flavorings, colorings, or sweeteners. It is one of the only Non-GMO Project Verified gums on the market. They use natural chicle in their gum base that helps sustain the rainforest.

Sugar-Free Glee Gum is sweetened with 100% xylitol, extracted from American birch and beech trees. Xylitol is a safe alternative to sugar with benefits for dental health.

The boxes are wrapped in biodegradable cellophane, not plastic, and can be composted along with the box, itself.

Eliminate Single-Use Plastics

Plant-based resins and starches are used in the handle and floss They are not petroleum-based plastics and are compostable and biodegradable. The packaging is plastic-free and is made with eco-friendly kraft paper.

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Although Colgate Recently Introduced Recyclable Packaging,

They are Made from Traditional Plastic and the Toothpaste Ingredients are Still Toxic

Plastics are derived from the by-products of petroleum and cannot be digested or decomposed by any micro-organism making plastics non-biodegradable.

Harmful Chemicals in Traditional Toothpaste

Traditional toothpaste contains Brilliant Blue FCF and Helidone Pink that are not only harmful to marine life, but they also remain in water and soil even after passing through sewage systems. Sodium pyrophosphate promotes algae growth causing an increase of CO2 released causing marine life to slowly suffocate and die.

Product Waste

Not only are plastic toothpaste tubes bad for the environment, but there's also a good chance you might not be getting your money's worth, with up to 10% of the toothpaste remaining when you think the tube is empty. Manufacturers do this on purpose. It's all designed to make you buy a replacement tube sooner'.

One of the criticisms of recycling is that most items

don’t actually get reclaimed.

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