LEGO 40320 Plants from Plants promotion announced

The LEGO Group has announced that 40320 Plants from Plants, the first ever box of sustainably produced pieces, will be free with purchases for fans in the UK, Germany, USA and Canada in August.

Revealed in the US LEGO Store calendar recently, 40320 Plants from Plants marks the first set produced using sustainable materials. As well as classic green plant elements, the set includes lime green plant pieces for the first time.

The set will be free with a [geot exclude_country=”United States”]£35[/geot][geot country=”United States”]$35[/geot] spend at [geot exclude_country=”United States”]shop.LEGO.com[/geot][geot country=”United States”]shop.LEGO.com[/geot], from [geot exclude_country=”United States”]August 1 until August 17[/geot][geot country=”United States”]August 1 until August 14[/geot].

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As well as the freebie, the LEGO Group will be running a creative build challenge, encouraging fans wo build a sustainability super hero using plant elements. There will be a special website on which to share the creations, as well as build events in the LEGO Store New York, the LEGO Store Berlin and at the Natural History Museum in London.

Appropriately, this first set of elements made from plants is a box of plants. The elements will rotated into other sets as stock of the previous pieces runs out and is replaced. Here is the official statement on the material used:

The plastic used to make the elements is polyethylene, a soft, durable and flexible plastic made from sustainably sourced sugarcane, in accordance with guidance from the Bioplastic Feedstock Alliance (BFA) and third party certified global standards. The new elements are technically identical to existing LEGO botanical elements and have been tested to ensure the sustainably sourced plant-based plastic meets the high standards for quality and safety that the LEGO Group has, and consumers expect from LEGO products.

The promotion will launch on August 1 at [geot exclude_country=”United States”]shop.LEGO.com[/geot][geot country=”United States”]shop.LEGO.com[/geot].

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Graham was the BrickFanatics.com Editor up until November 2020. He has plenty of experience working on LEGO related projects. He has contributed to various websites and publications on topics including niche hobbies, the toy industry and education. Follw Graham on Twitter @grahamh100.

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