Takis Partners with TerraCycle on Recycling Challenge

Takis®, the iconic brand known for its intensely good spicy rolled tortilla chip, has teamed up with international recycling leader TerraCycle to launch the Takis® Snacks Free Recycling Challenge just in time for back-to-school season.

This challenge encourages students, teachers, and communities to recycle their Takis® Snacks packaging for free, contributing to a cleaner environment with the added bonus of a chance to win some exciting prizes.

How the Challenge Works:

"Through our partnership with Takis for the Back-To-School Recycling Challenge, students, teachers, and communities can make a significant impact on their local environment," said Tom Szaky, Founder & CEO of TerraCycle. "By recycling Takis snack packaging, participants help reduce waste and deepen their understanding of sustainability, all while having the chance to win exciting prizes."

Takis® is also collaborating with Kraft Mac & Cheese to bring fans a cheesy, spicy back-to-school combo. As part of their joint sweepstakes, anyone can enter for a chance to win a Takis®-themed backpack filled with Kraft Mac & Cheese products – perfect for lunchboxes this season. Those who purchase Takis® Fuego Mini Bags and Kraft Mac & Cheese at select retailers will receive a special coupon. See here for official rules and submit your entry to win.

"With 81% of shoppers making food items a key part of their back-to-school purchases, we're committed to helping consumers intensify their pantries while caring for our planet and its future," said Sandra Kirkpatrick, Senior Marketing Director for Takis®. "This fall, we're combining intensity with sustainability, empowering our fans to turn empty snack bags into something really special."

To stock up on your favorite Takis® Snacks for back-to-school, you can order now through Instacart. Follow Takis® on social media and visit https://www.takis.us for updates on the recycling challenge and back-to-school sweepstakes. For more information on TerraCycle's recycling programs, visit www.terracycle.com.