Mapped out: Chinese money in U.S. recycling
An interactive map by Resource Recycling shows Chinese investments in the U.S. recycling industry since China's import restrictions went into...
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This used-device market is all the rage
A form of therapy that encourages destruction is generating a little more demand for used electronics and a greater supply...
Former QRS Maryland facility will not reopen
An idled plastics recovery facility (PRF) is being dismantled and its components sold, after efforts to reopen it for the...
Maryland plastics sortation plant will not reopen
An idled plastics recovery facility is being dismantled and its components sold, after efforts to reopen it for the past...
Pricing for post-consumer grades remains constant
Residential fiber values have flattened out, while post-consumer PET prices continue a steady recent climb. The national average for corrugated...
Chinese company to open South Carolina recycling facility
A Chinese investment firm is planning a $75 million recycling plant to process scrap plastics, electronics and other materials. The...
Chinese company to open S.C. recycling facility
A Chinese investment firm is planning a $75 million recycling plant to process scrap plastics, electronics and other materials. The...
Pratt moves forward on recycled paper mill
Construction is well underway on a massive containerboard mill in Ohio that will consume recovered material. Pratt Industries, which makes...
Survey quantifies insulation industry’s glass usage
U.S. fiberglass insulation manufacturers continue to consume great amounts of post-consumer recovered glass. The North American Insulation Manufacturers Association (NAIMA)...
July trade analysis: Plastics imports nosedive in Thailand
A Thai policy restricting the import of scrap plastics has proved effective. U.S. scrap plastic exports to the country dropped...
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