Resource Recycling News
California agriculture seeks SB 54 repeal
A coalition of state agriculture stakeholders says the packaging law could add nearly $1,400 a year to household grocery costs...
Inside NAW’s constitutional case against packaging EPR
The National Association of Wholesaler-Distributors is fighting EPR in Oregon, and now in California too.
Building the infrastructure behind EPR
CAA's Jeff Fielkow breaks down the organization's role in US packaging EPR and why being the only multi-state PRO in...
Tiger Group offers OCC pulp mill equipment sale
Sale by Tiger and partner Can-Am Machinery features pulping, drying, baling and other assets from a fiber-processing and pulp-production plant...
CA expects first textile EPR deadline
California's first textile EPR registration deadline arrives July 1 amid lawsuits challenging the nonprofit status of Landbell USA, the selected...
NERC forum explores textile reuse
A July 7 online forum will explain the role of donation and resale in the textiles space.
Women in Circularity: Susie Vincent
In this series, we spotlight women moving us toward a circular economy. Today, we meet Susie Vincent of USGBC.
Alaska governor vetoes polystyrene foam foodware ban
Gov. Mike Dunleavy blocked legislation that would have made Alaska the 13th state to restrict single-use foam foodware in restaurants...
Arkansas steel mill to expand, double output
Hybar raised more than $1 billion to build a second facility next to its existing plant.
Smurfit Westrock climate goals evolving post-mergerÂ
In its first integrated sustainability report, Smurfit Westrock announced new targets but continues to iron out other key details.
TRP report calls for unified recycling process
The latest State of Recycling report says sustained investment and aligned outcomes are necessary to maximize results.