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The latest plastics recycling news

Plastics producer invests $10 million in Closed Loop funds
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TerraCycle and brands sued over recycling claims
A nonprofit environmental organization is suing TerraCycle and several major brands, saying the companies are misleading consumers about the recyclability of their products through mail-in collection programs. TerraCycle’s CEO discussed the company’s labeling in an interview.
Province reports better plastics recovery performance
British Columbia’s producer-funded recycling system recovered 52% of plastic last year, up sharply from the year before.
Report: Cities should prioritize PET, HDPE, PP collection
A study published today by the Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives outlines familiar problems and constraints with the U.S. plastics recycling system.
Research projects target difficult-to-recycle plastics
Efforts in Europe will leverage chemical recycling technologies to recover plastics from two particularly problematic sources: wind turbine blades and artificial turf.
PET recycling startup signs deal with prime producer
Quebec-based Loop Industries is receiving a $56 million equity investment from plastics giant SK Global Chemical to help it grow its PET depolymerization business.
In My Opinion: Globally responsible recycling is essential
The head of the Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries responds to a recent op-ed that raised questions about the group’s positioning on export bans and environmental justice.

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