Does changing the shape of the recycling symbol make it any less misleading? Source: Experts say a proposed revamp to the recycling symbol is still
Group encourages public-private partnership in plastics A typical academic publication aims to communicate research findings and perhaps gain funding, but one group of researchers also
Critics call it the plastics industry’s Project 2025. Tucked into a federal recycling bill is a litany of regulatory rollbacks and other industry-friendly provisions that
LA says soda companies are endangering public and environmental health, while also lying about the effectiveness of recycling to seem sustainable. Source: LA County sues
Building and reaching: EPA opens grant applications This article appeared in the October 2024 issue of Resource Recycling. Subscribe today for access to all print content. If
In My Opinion: Producer fees in packaging EPR programs A policy analyst from EPR Group Consulting explains the producer fees and deadlines that are coming
Consumer comprehension data played a central role in how How2Recycle redesigned its instructional label, leaders of the process explained. But potential restrictions in California pose a challenge. Source:
On September 25, AMERIPEN, the leading voice for the packaging industry, held its first session of its three-part webinar series focusing on Source: AMERIPEN’s Webinar
California lawmakers update carpet recycling program Carpet recovery and recycling in California will soon look a little different, after the signing of a new law
New research from Bloomberg’s market research division provides further evidence of brand owners struggling to meet stated recycled content goals due to a lack of