At the British Library in London a pink Gumdrop bin stands out: a playful solution that collects chewing gum and recycles it into new products.
At the British Library in London, a pink, intriguing Gumdrop bin caught our eye. Its bright design draws attention and invites passers-by to leave their used chewing gum in the right place.
Gumdrop bins are purpose-built to collect chewing gum, a waste stream that usually ends up on streets and floors and is notoriously hard to remove. The collected gum is then recycled into new materials and products.
It is a lovely example of how a practical, playful solution can change behaviour while bringing cleaning and sustainability together. Pink, practical and game-changing.
