Revino gets grant to expand reusable wine bottles into CA
Revino is expanding its reusable wine bottle network into California after securing a $4.8 million CalRecycle grant, a move that could expand reuse infrastructure on
Revino is expanding its reusable wine bottle network into California after securing a $4.8 million CalRecycle grant, a move that could expand reuse infrastructure on
California’s source reduction plans were due Aug. 1, but according to rePurpose Global’s Alyssa Dizon, the filing deadline was the easy part. What happens over
Earth Island Institute and Californians Against Waste are asking a federal judge for a seat at the table in the lawsuit that has already put
The plastics recycling conversation is dominated by supply-side language. Collection rates, processing technology, yield improvement, better sorting, better chemistry, better infrastructure. Meanwhile, the buyer is
A federal judge has halted enforcement of California’s SB 343 just weeks before the “Truth in Recycling” law was set to take effect, ruling that
A running track heavily damaged during the 2025 Palisades Fire in Southern California is getting a second life instead of ending up in a landfill.
The Association of Plastic Recyclers (APR) is expanding its PCR Certification Program to verify the percentage of PCR content in finished and semi-finished plastic products,
Snack food giant Mars increased its recycled content usage by about one third in 2025, according to its most recent sustainability report, but PCR still
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The National Association of Wholesaler-Distributors (NAW) spent months fighting Oregon’s EPR law, which eventually was partially blocked in court, and now it wants the same