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Why Industry and Government Want to Change the Rules Around a Universal Recycling Symbol

2021-10-05 13:40:00| Waste Age

Local jurisdictions and their haulers spend hundreds of millions of dollars annually educating our customers on what is recyclable in an effort to improve recycling rates and reduce contamination and recycling costs. But those dollars are wasted if [ more ]

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