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Rubber Meets the Road
International Mulch Company™, located in St. Louis, Missouri, is the leader in recycled rubber products for residential and commercial groundcover applications.
As we usher in a new year with the holidays behind us, for many of us, we celebrated, gave gifts and received gifts…in a nutshell; we bought a lot of stuff. In the United States we are consumers to the core, but we are not alone in this world as most developed countries follow our lead with respect to the buy, buy and buy some more mentality.
continue readingGrowing up it was the three ‘R’s’ that we learned in school, however, I would like to add a fourth ‘R’ if school administrators would listen – recycling.
continue readingSo your yard could use some work! Would you like to win $1000 worth of recycled rubber products and a $750 gift card to Lowe's courtesy of IMC to add some curb appeal to your home? Just grab a camera and head to our Facebook page.
continue readingHaving been active in the recycling industry for more than a decade I applaud the efforts of many to live “green” or give back something to the Earth on this celebrated day, but is one day really enough?
continue readingIs rubber mulch the only option for the safest playground in the neighborhood, or are there other ways we can help protect our children?
continue readingBobcats Sports & Entertainment (BSE) Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Michael Jordan participated today in Cats Care service projects at four sites throughout the Charlotte area. More than 150 staff members and Bobcats players and coaches joined Jordan in activities aimed at making a difference and raising awareness in the community about education, child wellness and the fight against hunger.
continue readingFor all of us with little ones, we yearn for the days when we can walk to the local playground, get some exercise and enjoy our time with family.
continue readingOne major metro has had enough with the lack of recycling efforts in its community.
continue readingIt is no surprise that Americans produce a lot of trash. Every year we hope that recycling numbers are on the rise, and in some cities they are, but then we hear about cities that fall far short of making a difference – I am talking to you...
continue readingAre we at risk of running out of water? Could rubber mulch be the conservation cure we need?
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