text: Press release: SC Johnson and Milwaukee Brewers Team Up to Take on Plastic Waste | Milwaukee Brewers
  SC Johnson and Milwaukee Brewers Team Up to Take on Plastic Waste; Stadium Cups to Become New Scrubbing Bubbles Bottles®
  MILWAUKEE, Wis., January 24, 2020 – In a first-of-its kind partnership that provides a local solution toward the global crisis of plastic waste, SC Johnson is teaming up with the Milwaukee Brewers to create a new market and new recycling model for one of the biggest sources of waste at
  The partnership officially kicked off today at Miller Park, where Rick Schlesinger, Brewers President of Business Operations, and Fisk Johnson, joined Brewers pitchers Brent Suter and Corey Knebel. Suter, who holds a bachelor's degree in environmental science from Harvard University, recently launched his own initiative, Strike Out Waste, to help his teammates reduce plastic use inside the ballpark and in their personal lives.
  SC Johnson and the Brewers will continue to partner throughout the 2020 season, with additional promotions including organized "Clean Up Days" and philanthropic contributions with select players for heightened education and awareness. Further, for each save recorded by a Brewers pitcher, SC Johnson and the Brewers will make a donation to the "Players for the Planet" initiative, which works to reduce ocean plastic.
  "The Green Sports Alliance commends the Milwaukee Brewers MLB leadership team and SC Johnson for demonstrating the power of collaboration in creating a closed loop business model that decreases landfill waste," said Green Sports Alliance Executive Director Roger McClendon. "This sets a great example for sports and business industries to pause and evaluate the traditional mindset of the 'take, make, consume, and throw away pattern,' and move toward a zero waste circular economy."
  For decades, SC Johnson has been incorporating post-consumer recycled plastic from a variety of sources into its packaging. Since 2015, the company has used 100 percent post-consumer recycled plastic in its iconic Windex® line, and last year, it announced that Windex® packaging would be made entirely from 100 percent recycled ocean-bound plastic. The company's offerings also include liquid concentrated refills, compostable plastic bags, recyclable paper bags and fully reusable silicon bags.