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The latest recycling industry news

Haulers enjoyed second-quarter OCC prices
For many of the largest garbage and recycling companies in the U.S., recycling proved a bright spot during an otherwise dismal second quarter.
Demand shift drives $300 million recycled paper mill conversion
Paper giant Domtar will convert a printing and writing paper mill to produce recycled packaging using OCC and mixed paper.
Startup leverages cryptocurrency to push plastics recovery
A mobile app in beta testing seeks to reward users for properly recycling materials at drop-off locations. The company says an exchange of currency is vital to the process.
Recycled fiber exports drop 25% in first half of 2020
New trade figures show lower U.S. exports of both recovered paper and plastic from January to June, compared with the same period last year. The decline was largely driven by less material going to China and India.
Letter from California: Recycling initiative seeks input
The chair of California’s Statewide Commission on Recycling Markets and Curbside Recycling says the group’s recommendations may reverberate across the U.S.
What to expect in domestic recycled paper markets
Recycled paper mill leaders recently weighed in on the factors behind market shifts, how the coronavirus pandemic is impacting generation and demand, and where markets are headed in the future.
Saica to use recycled paper at Ohio packaging operation
A European corrugated packaging producer will build its first U.S. plant in Ohio, where the company plans to consume more than 66,000 short tons of recovered paper per year.