Postconsumer

sustainability

Recycling Terminology Can Be a Minefield, So We Should Tread Lightly

Loose propagation of terms like “recyclable” and “compostable” has already brought down government regulations on labeling. The plastics and packaging industries should take that to heart with other recycle-related language. Like “monomaterial” for example.

Read More
Postconsumer

Plastic Bank Marks 10 Years and 88,000 Tons of Plastic Waste Reclaimed

Company sets up local exchange centers to divert plastic waste otherwise likely to end up in the ocean.

Read More

New Facility Refreshes Post-Consumer PP by Washing Out Additives, Contaminants

PureCycle prepares to scale up its novel solvent recycling approach as new facility nears completion.

Read More

Vinyl Institute Announces Grant Program to Accelerate PVC Recycling

Up to $3 million will be granted over three years to projects aimed at post-consumer recycling of PVC.

Read More
Automation

Digital Watermarks Initiative Moves to Pilot Market Phase in France

Digimarc announces expansion of the Holygrail 2.0 Watermarking Initiative.

Read More
Postindustrial

A Recycling Plant, Renewed

Reinvention is essential at Capital Polymers, a toll recycler that has completely transformed its operation in a short period of time.

Read More
Postconsumer

Partnership Recognized for Recyclable Food Packaging

Polysack and Intrama recyclable food packaging won 2022 “Prize-Pack” award.

Read More
sustainability

Pilot Program Will Recycle Contaminated Materials

GreeNovel announced commercialization of technology to remove chemicals of concern.

Read More
Postindustrial

Clothing Reseller Finds Recycling Pathway

A partnership between ThredUp and Azek will recycle clothing bags to composite deck products.

Read More
Postindustrial

Avoid Four Common Traps In Granulation

Today, more than ever, granulation is an important step in the total production process. Our expert explains a few of the many common traps to avoid when thinking about granulators

Read More
Process Cooling