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CIT and Bisleri Set Guinness Record for Largest Human Recycling Logo

CIT and Bisleri Set Guinness Record for Largest Human Recycling Logo
Chennai Institute of Technology and Bisleri International Creates Guinness World Record for the Largest Human Recycling Logo · theprint.in

Chennai Institute of Technology and Bisleri International made a Guinness World Record by gathering over 5,000 students to form the largest human recycling logo.

This was done to teach young people about taking care of the environment and recycling.

Bisleri, a big drink company, wants to show that they care about the planet.

They have many kinds of drinks and also work on projects to keep water clean and recycle more.

The record was a big success and made people think about how important it is to protect our environment.

Key facts

Organizations Involved
Chennai Institute of Technology (CIT) and Bisleri International Pvt. Ltd.
Record Type
Largest Human Recycling Logo Formation
Number of Participants
5,037 students
Previous Record
3,373 participants by CIPET in 2019
Purpose
Promote environmental awareness and responsible waste management
Bisleri's Commitment
Sustainability and environmental stewardship
Bisleri's Products
Packaged drinking water, Vedica Himalayan Spring Water, carbonated drinks (Limonata, Rev, Spyci Jeera, Pop, Soda)
Bisleri's Sustainability Initiative
Bisleri Greener Promise focusing on recycling, water conservation, and sustainability

Quotes

Mr. K. Ganesh

Director – Sustainability and Corporate Affairs, Bisleri International

“This Guinness World Record achievement showcases the collective effort and dedication of the student community. It reflects our belief in driving meaningful change through collaboration and youth participation, while inspiring behavioural change around recycling and responsible plastic use.”
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Mr. P. Sriram

Chairman, Chennai Institute of Technology

“It is an extremely proud moment not just for the college but for Chennai city as well. The initiative aligns strongly with the institution’s focus on sustainability, student engagement and social responsibility, while offering students an opportunity to be part of a globally recognized environmental movement.”
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