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Call2Recycle Canada, Staples Professional expand partnership
Staples Professional is the business-to-business division of retailer Staples Canada.
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WSC finds its nontraditional niche
Whits Services Corp. specializes in providing recycling programs for hard-to-process material streams and has amassed a client base representing numerous industries.
Energizer launches plastic-free battery packaging
The paper-based packaging will roll out at Walmart stores nationwide in March, with expansion to follow later this year.
Ikea store operator announces $1B recycling investment target
Ingka Group, which operates Ikea retail outlets, plans to invest about $1 billion in recycling infrastructure globally through its investment arm.
Feeling the pressure
Challenging headwinds remain for a U.S. automotive market that struggled in 2024.
The quiet catalyst
Vertically integrated thermoformer and recycler D6 Inc. is establishing itself as a transparent, traceable and auditable end market for brands seeking recycled-content packaging.
The right place at the right time
Paper and packaging industry veteran Ron Sasine discusses his career path and how he and his brother are applying decades of experience to their planned recycled containerboard mill project.
Botol cites PET collection boost in Vietnam
Reverse vending machine maker Botol says its partnership with bottler Coca-Cola Vietnam has led to increased tonnage collected in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
Partnership to bring local recycling instructions directly to consumers
Cirt will merge its recycling database with SmartLabel’s product platform, developed by the Consumer Brands Association.
Phenix Label unveils packaging label for improved RFID scanning
The company says its patent-pending packaging design can improve store inventory tracking and streamline consumer recycling.
Recycling-related bills greenlit in California
Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed legislation regarding plastic bag use, textile and paint EPR, among others, but vetoed an EV battery EPR bill.
