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.
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.
The U.S. PET bottle recycling rate inched upward to 29.2 percent last year.
A facility in California is using a unique rotary impact separation technology to break carpet into its components so plastics and calcium carbonate can be efficiently recovered.
A PET recycling process using infrared radiation to help decontaminate flakes was one of several recent technologies that received a green light from a European review body.
Scientists in Singapore have found another potential use for post-consumer PET bottles: aerogels.
Nestlé Waters North America has signed a pre-buy agreement with CarbonLite, deepening its already entwined relationship with the PET reclaimer.
Virgin plastics company Equipolymers will sell a food-grade PET made with 25 percent chemically recycled plastic.
A brand owner has announced it will use a shrink sleeve label that detaches during the bottle wash cycle at plastics recycling facilities.
The state of California will provide another loan to help a packaging producer boost its RPET consumption.