Though you may have good intentions, not all takeout containers are easily recyclable. These are the six types you're better off tossing in the trash.

The proposed restrictions are included in wider-ranging bill before the CT legislature that addresses the management of solid waste, HB 5524.

In this exclusive interview, Zoe Heller, director of CalRecycle, explains how California’s SB 54 packaging EPR law and SB 343 labeling rules will shape packaging design, recyclability claims, and ...

Testing mattresses isn’t just about sleeping on the job – though there is quite a lot of this involved. It’s about meticulously assessing all the features that actually matter in a mattress, in ...

While fuel is a well-known product, fuels actually represents only a portion of what is produced from crude oil. The refining process generates a wide range of petroleum-based materials used to ...

(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) André O. Hudson, Rochester Institute of Technology (THE CONVERSATION) Tensions in the ...

Many manufacturers are focused on making their carbon footprint smaller due to the pressure to reduce their emissions by 2030 and ultimately become net-zero by 2050.

In this Q&A, Danone's Kory Nook discusses navigating an evolving recycling system and the company's shift to PET packaging.

Ever stood over a recycling bin wondering if that plastic packaging, block of Styrofoam or old can of paint in your hand can be recycled? Such confusion often leads to wishcycling — that is, putting t ...

Recycling properly takes a bit of precision. Here are seven takeout containers that should stay out of the blue bin.

The Foodservice Packaging Institute’s Foam Recycling Coalition announced that its grant program is now open for 2026, offering a major opportunity to ...

Kuraray EVAL resin receives APR Design Recognition for compatibility with polyethylene film recycling while maintaining barrier properties ...