Lego is mulling a rental service as part of a sustainability push
Danish toy maker Lego will potentially introduce a brick rental option to address plastic waste.
According to a Telegraph report, the firm has committed to making its bricks from sustainable sources within the next decade.
A Springwise report noted that Lego has invested millions of pounds on increasing sustainability throughout the firm and has set ambitious goals. The firm has a team dedicated to researching and developing non-plastic materials, including plant-based.
Lego, which manufactures 19 billion pieces per year, was named number one in the world in the Reputation Institute’s annual corporate responsibility study.
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