Celebrate Earth Day 2025
Celebrate Earth Day 2025
Held every year on 22 April, Earth Day symbolises a collective agreement to address environmental issues such as climate change and biodiversity loss. The theme for Earth Day 2025 is ‘Our Power, Our Planet’ focusing on renewable energy.
Read on to discover how you can take part in #EarthDay at St. Enoch Centre.
Get recycling with your favourite brands!
Did you know you can recycle many of the items you buy right here in St. Enoch Centre?!
Here’s a round-up of the recycling schemes & sustainable initiatives our retailers have on offer now:
The Perfume Shop:
Bring your old perfume bottles into The Perfume Shop in St. Enoch Centre and receive 15% off your next order! The Perfume Shop will plant a tree for every bottle delivered.
The Body Shop:
Why waste a container when you can refill it? Pick up a bottle from The Body Shop in St. Enoch Centre, fill it with your favourite product, reuse and repeat!
Discover The Refill Scheme here.
Boots:
Recycle empty health, beauty and wellness products at Boots in St. Enoch Centre. £5 worth Boots Advantage Card rewards for every five empty products donated for recycling.
JD Sports Sustainable Clothing Essential:
- 97% of JD Sports cotton product is sourced through the Better Cotton Program.
- 15% of JD Sports polyester offering within the JD Sports private label have been made using recycled polyester with a minimum content of 30%.
- JD Sports stocks almost 400 items made from recycled materials from brands such as Adidas and North Face.
Find out more about the Sustainable Clothing Essential at JD Sports.
Schuhkids:
Customers handing in a pair of unwanted shoes to any schuh store will receive a £5 voucher for each pair donated as part of their ‘Too Big for Your Boots’ campaign.
Sostrene Grene:
Offers customers recyclable alternatives to single-use products such as textile or multiple-use plastic, in ranges such as gift bags and table wear.
Recyclable Alternatives at Sostrene Grene.
Borrow Cup:
Introducing Borrow Cup– a brand new returnable cup scheme for Glasgow, available at over 40 locations including Costa Coffee, Caffè Nero, Burger King and local cafes. Borrow Cup is a project led by environmental charity Hubbub and reuse start-up Reposit.
Too Good to Go:
Too Good To Go is a social impact company on a mission to inspire and empower everyone to fight food waste together. Aulds, Costa, Millie’s Cookies and Starbucks in Centre are all signed up to the scheme.
