In My Opinion: EPR needed for flexible packaging
Flexible packaging has sustainability potential, but only if it's properly recycled at the end of its life. The president and...
Hard-to-Recycle Materials
E-scrap professionals share knowledge with wider industry
At last week's E-Scrap Conference, speakers touched on myriad topics of interest to the broader recycling community, including fire safety,...
Domestic solutions
Expansion plans from a pair of electronics recycling companies underscore the wider industry trend to develop more processing and end...
Northeast state enacts first EPR law for fuel cylinders
Connecticut has become the first state in the U.S. to address the hazard of fuel cylinders in the solid waste...
COVID-19 hurt TerraCycle’s recycled materials sales in ’21
TerraCycle US continued to rake in more money from companies paying it to operate mail-in recycling programs, but it incurred...
Looking beyond scrap
Companies operating in the electronics recycling space have been shifting their emphasis toward reuse and wider sustainability services. The trend...
COVID-19 hurt TerraCycle’s recycled materials sales in ’21
TerraCycle US continued to rake in more money from companies paying it to operate mail-in recycling programs, but it incurred...
West and East Coast states make moves in carpet EPR
New York is close to becoming the second state to require producers to fund carpet collection and recycling. Meanwhile, California...
Robotics provider begins operating its own facilities
AMP Robotics is now breaking and sorting MRF residual bales at secondary-sortation operations in Colorado, Georgia and Ohio.
Robotics provider begins operating its own facilities
AMP Robotics is now breaking and sorting MRF residual bales at secondary-sortation operations in Colorado, Georgia and Ohio.
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