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Tag: bioplastics
LEGO plants from plants event at the Natural History Museum
The LEGO Group brought new sustainable elements to the Natural History Museum, introducing children to ‘plants from plants’. Brick Fanatics went along to find out more This year marks the beginning of a new chapter in the LEGO story, as traditional plastics are phased out in favour of materials that come from sustainable sources. The…
Quality promised to come before profit in the LEGO Group’s sustainability drive
The LEGO Group’s CEO has confirmed that meeting the company’s sustainability goal whilst maintaining quality will be prioritised over profits. Speaking after the publication of the LEGO Group’s latest financial results, CEO Niels B. Christiansen emphasised the company’s commitment to manufacturing all LEGO elements from sustainable materials by 2030. When asked whether that might hurt…
Free LEGO 40320 Plants from Plants – last day for UK fans
Today is the last day for fans in the UK to get LEGO 40320 Plants from Plants free with qualifying purchases at the official online shop. This is the last chance for LEGO fans in the UK to get 40320 Plants from Plants free with orders at LEGO Star Wars. The little promotional set is for…
Free LEGO 40320 Plants from Plants – last day for US fans
Today is the last day for fans in the USA to get LEGO 40320 Plants from Plants free with qualifying purchases at the official online shop. This is the last chance for LEGO fans in the USA to get 40320 Plants from Plants free with orders at shop.LEGO.com. It is the first box of bricks made…
Free LEGO 40320 Plants from Plants box with select orders at LEGO online shop
LEGO 40320 Plants from Plants is currently free with qualifying purchases for fans in the UK, Germany, USA and Canada. The first ever set of bricks using only sustainable materials, 40320 Plants from Plants launches today at shop.LEGO.com. As well as classic green plant elements, the set includes lime green plant pieces for the first time. Fans…
Ten things we learned about the new LEGO sustainable pieces
With the LEGO plants from plants elements on the way, Brick Fanatics lists 10 things we have learned about the new sustainable pieces To introduce the LEGO fan community to the 2030 Sustainable Materials Challenge, Matthew Whitby, Environmental Responsibility Engagement (ERE) Manager and Bistra Andersen, Senior Material Platform Manager gave a presentation to Brick Fanatics…
Introducing sustainable LEGO elements: Plants from plants and beyond
The LEGO Group reveals the company’s ambitious new plan to use sustainable materials to manufacture all elements by 2030 – including the beloved 2×4 brick Earlier this year, the LEGO Group caused something of a stir when the company announced its intention to only using sustainable materials by 2030. Sure, rumblings had been made before…