by Colin Staub
A top importer of U.S. recovered paper continues to develop new quality criteria for inbound shipments, despite previous signs the country had settled on specific contamination thresholds.
by Jared Paben
The CEO of Pace Glass said his company remains on track to build a large-scale glass processing plant in central New Jersey, despite recent charges of code violations from Jersey City authorities.
by Jared Paben
Already North America’s largest consumer of recovered film, Trex plans to use considerably more in the future, according to the company’s CEO.
by Dan Leif
Texas-based MRF operator Balcones Resources has been in business for 25 years. The company’s leader describes how the firm has survived and thrived in the sortation field – and how it’s responding to the factors now shaking the financial foundations of recycling.
by Rafael Reveles
Markets, freight and labor costs are all major concerns for materials handlers. But a more insidious threat looms in plain sight: lithium-ion batteries that are increasingly smaller in size and hard to remove economically.
by Colin Staub
Kauai is known as the Garden Island, so named for its impressive array of green space. But the Hawaiian island’s “green” association is also visible in its robust recycling efforts.
by Jared Paben
A Waste Management MRF in Germantown, Wis. sorts about 850 tons a day using people and technology, including a robot.
by RRS
For institutions looking to compost their food scraps on site, important considerations include equipment types, capital and operating costs, footprint requirements, processing times and more.
