The resilience and sustainability flexible packaging can provide in the healthcare supply chain are often overlooked.

Americans throw away an estimated 35 million Halloween costumes each year, and four out of 10 costumes are only worn once.

Designers, MRFs and policymakers often work in silos. APR's expanded design training puts them in the same room, and on the same plant floors.

In this editorial, Prof. Edward Kosior explores how policy uncertainty discourages investment and risks destroying existing recycling capacity.

There is more than one way to use AI, and some ways are more valuable than others.

Where will all the EPR-collected SSR go? Will there be enough MRFs to handle the material?

Recycling PCBs presents significant technical challenges because these waste streams combine metallic, non-metallic and electronic fractions with different characteristics and compositions.

From a rural dirt road to Miami-Dade's landfill crisis, one thing is consistent: waste is a resource before it's ever garbage.

Not every package belongs in the same recovery program; here’s a better way forward.

A pickup record confirms movement, but buyers need distinct evidence for custody, media sanitization, treatment, downstream disposition and unresolved exceptions.