May 10, 2021
Sandals Resorts Saint Lucia, Bay Gardens Resorts, Hotel Chocolat and Harbor Club have partnered with the RePLAST-OECS to lead by example and champion environmental stewardship among employees and guests.
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Gros Islet - 56,672 lbs
Castries - 17,628 lbs
Laborie - 18,863 lbs
Vieux Fort - 21,197 lbs
May 10, 2021
Sandals Resorts Saint Lucia, Bay Gardens Resorts, Hotel Chocolat and Harbor Club have partnered with the RePLAST-OECS to lead by example and champion environmental stewardship among employees and guests.
READ MORERePLAST‒OECS Project has collection points coming soon to an area near you!
Learn MoreA RePLAST rewards card will be issued and points will be earned in exchange for plastic bottles returned. These points will be redeemable at RePLAST Business Partners. RCP locations will be announced in a subsequent project update.
RegisterTo date, the RePLAST‒OECS Project has facilitated an experimental shipment working with local recyclers. This included two 40 foot containers of baled PET bottles of approximately 91,000 pounds (lbs). This exported plastic waste would normally be disposed of and as a result has increased the life of the Landfill.
The RePLAST‒OECS Project is funded primarily by the Republic of France in partnership with the Government of Saint Lucia (GOSL), the Public and Private Sector and Civil Society.
The RePLAST-OECS Pilot Plastic Recycling Project launched in May 2019, is a two-year public-private initiative, being implemented by UNITE Caribbean and is aimed at setting-up an incentivized plastic waste collection and recycling scheme. The plastic collected will be exported to a recycling plant in the Caribbean promoting a circular economy model. The first pilot country is Saint Lucia with subsequent replication in the OECS countries.