Cullet Glass breaks into Midwest with Repeat Glass deal
Cullet LLC has secured its first operational glass recycling platform with the acquisition of Cleveland,Ohio-based Repeat Glass.
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Diversion Dynamics: Recycling partnerships are an art form, but crucial for progress
Whether you're operating a MRF, managing municipal contracts or navigating supplier relationships, the daily pressures pile up: financial constraints, shifting...
Major glass end user shuts down Oregon bottling plant
A Portland, Oregon glass bottling operation that uses high levels of recycled glass cullet will shut down as part of...
Washington glass challenges ease, driven by rail upgrade
Several months after the primary end user for Seattle-area curbside glass pulled out of the area and disrupted regional glass...
Recycled glass end users lose federal grant funding
Cullet end users Gallo Glass and O-I were among the Department of Energy grant funding recipients who had their awards...
E-scrap sector continues solar processing push
Electronics processors are increasingly adding solar panel recycling capacity, in some cases processing them similarly to declining streams like CRT...
California deposit expansion spurs glass pilot projects
A pot of money created when California added wine and spirits bottles into its container redemption program is being used...
Oregon stakeholders work on the wine bottle question
The question of how glass wine containers should be managed in Oregon – under the state deposit return system or...
Plant closures highlight larger migration
The latest earnings calls for recycled paper, glass and plastic end users and processors have brought facility closure and layoff...
Glass collection options shift in Pacific Northwest
Recent simultaneous end market challenges and new collection endeavors in Washington state illustrate the nuances of glass recycling.
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