Plastics recycling was highlighted in multiple discussions and announcements at the World Economic Forum last week.
Plastics recycling was highlighted in multiple discussions and announcements at the World Economic Forum last week.
Plastics recycling was highlighted in multiple discussions and announcements at the World Economic Forum last week.
Resin and packaging giants last week committed $1 billion over the next five years to “end plastic waste.” While recycling and sustainability stakeholders say they are encouraged by the effort, they also want to ensure materials recovery remains part of the solution.
Companies from throughout the plastics value chain have committed more than $1 billion to reduce plastic waste by improving waste management systems and cleaning up existing pollution.
One of the world’s largest beverage companies will lend money to a Dutch startup that is commercializing a PET depolymerization technology.
A major brand owner says it will be using 25 percent recycled plastic in the packaging for all of its U.S. products in three years.
PET recycling startup Loop Industries has inked another deal with a global food and beverage brand.
Nestlé Waters North America has signed a pre-buy agreement with CarbonLite, deepening its already entwined relationship with the PET reclaimer.
Trex, a major consumer of recovered PE film, continued to report record revenues and profits in the third quarter.
A brand owner has announced it will use a shrink sleeve label that detaches during the bottle wash cycle at plastics recycling facilities.
Global brand companies are among those that signed a commitment to publicly report their progress toward ensuring plastic products are recyclable and actually recovered.