Industry Leaders Help Establish Groundbreaking Framework to Evolve Packaging Recyclability
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Eco Souk, EPR sign MoU on environmental sustainability 13 May 2021 - 6:06 Eco Souk and Elite Paper Recycling Factory representatives during the MoU signing ceremony. The Peninsula In an effort to reduce waste and its accumulation and damages to the environment and society, Eco Souk and Elite Paper Recycling Factory have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). The MoU was signed in the presence of Laura Brennan, Eco Souk Managing Director and Catina Aghayan, Elite Paper Recycling Factory Business Strategy and Communication Advisor. The agreement represents a step towards sustainable e...
Getty Images May 13, 2021 Falls Church, Va. – The public is calling for more things to be recyclable but the path to cement that future remains unclear. That is why The Recycling Partnership has convened the Pathway to Circularity Industry Council (the Circularity Council) to assess what actions must take place to help the U.S. recycling system accept more packaging. Stakeholders from across the recycling industry have been calling for a much-needed transparent and inclusive process to assess packaging recyclability. With the Circularity Council (see full list of memb...
Beginning this month, villagers can divert a few more items away from their trash cans: Rumpke Waste and Recycling recently announced that it would accept new plastic items for recycling. Along with the previously accepted plastic items like bottles and jugs, Yellow Springs residents can now fill their recycling bins with fruit and yogurt cups and butter, sour cream, cottage cheese and whipped topping tubs. Whereas the plastics Rumpke usually accepted for recycling tended to be #1 PETE or #2 HDPE — that is, polyethylene terephthalate or high-density polyethylene — the newly accepted items...