Toy that won the design contest, voted for by more than 260 children. “OIO - Reinterpretation of Traditional Games” was developed by André Panóias and Manuel Marchante, from University of Évora.
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Fabrication process using Precious Plastic machines, transforming plastic taken apart from old toys.
Troquedo is a portuguese word play between trade and toy. In partnership with Extruplás, Replay developed a piece of urban furniture to be placed at kids playgrounds, serving as a library of toys and motivating the sharing of toys in good condition among children and families.
Transformation and upcycling of other materials beyond plastic.
In partnership with Procalçado the rubber from old dolls and car tires was recycled through an industrial process into rain boots. We got the opportunity to inject our rubber mixture into the existing moulds of the Lemonjelly brand.
In partnership with O Papeleiro Doido for demonstrating creative possibilities in recycling paper and cardboard.
In partnership with fine artist Henrique Netto for the development of his “Electropolvo” piece.
We donated many wheels, wheel-axes and other wheel-gear to students of Escola Artística e Profissional Árvore in Porto, that were reused for an academic project in order to build a lightweight and fast car powered by solar energy. These cars took part in a race called "Á Velocidade do sol", joining different schools - an initiative by AdEPorto - Agencia de Energia do Porto and its municipalities during the annual Energy and Environment Week.
The car "Grey" built by Rafaela Freitas Barbosa represented the Ávore school and finished in 4th place. Rafaela had been working as an intern at Precious Plastic Portugal, also supporting Replay.
Rafaela @jingwyi_
We are launching a study exploring the viability of implementing an Extended Producer Responsibility scheme for toys in Portugal, in partnership with Associação de Gestão de Resíduos Electrão.
