American Battery Technology Company (ABTC) is tapping into nonprofit Call2Recycle's consumer collection network to advance lithium-ion battery recycling in the United States.

AMP Robotics CEO Tim Stuart tells Resource Recycling about AMP’s latest RDS Portsmouth acquisition and the company’s future plans.

Federal Signal Corporation is expanding into the refuse collection vehicle market through a $396 million acquisition of Scranton Manufacturing dba New Way Trucks in a strategy aimed at capturing automated side loader market share.

The West Coast has become a hub of activity in the producer responsibility legislative landscape, with all eyes on California as it prepares to launch an extended fee system covering battery-embedded devices.

As vulnerabilities intensify across European plastics recycling markets, Closed Loop Partners (CLP) has deployed a $10 million loan to Canadian molecular recycling firm GreenMantra Technologies, reaffirming its commitment to selective depolymerization technology.

As seasons change, so do fashion trends, contributing to 92 million metric tons of textile waste globally. Today's consumer habits are generating textile waste on a Mount Everest-sized scale, far beyond that pile of clothes on your bedroom chair.

Electronics manufacturers are facing expanding regulatory moves as multiple states broaden their Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) programs for e-scrap, shifting toward convenience-based collection programs to meet recycling targets.

California’s carpet recycling rate has improved for the fifth consecutive year, with Carpet America Recovery Effort (CARE) citing financial incentives, including grants, as a key driver of the continued growth.

The North American containerboard industry is slowly recovering from a post-COVID inventory contraction and demand is expected to bounce back at a “modest” 0.53% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) through 2027, according to Rabobank’s Q3 2025 report.

California’s carpet recycling rate has improved for the fifth consecutive year, with Carpet America Recovery Effort (CARE) citing financial incentives, including grants, as a key driver of the continued growth.