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NRC Recycling News and Latest Posts
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Southwest Regional Recycling Market Development Workshop
The NRC and the New Mexico Recycling Coalition are thrilled to announce the creation of the southwest's first regional recycling market development workshop in conjunction with the NMRC's 2019 Annual Meeting and Recycling Training. This event will capitalize on NRC’s success hosting similar workshops throughout the country in 2018 and NMRC’s success hosting the New Mexico Recycling & SW Conference: Local Actions for Global Markets in late 2018, both entities will bring their expertise to Albuquerque on June 11th.
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This day-long event takes place on June 11th at the Albuquerque Museum in Old Town (200 Mountain Road NW). The cost is $100 for members and $150 for non-members.
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This is an opportunity for recyclers and composters to collaborate and learn how to enliven local and regional recycling markets as our industry evolves.
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Click HERE to register today!
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Attendees will benefit from the training by gaining:
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- An understanding of what’s required to develop local end-markets for collected recyclables
- Techniques on how to recycle right, create jobs, improve the quality and quantity of recyclables and increase efficiency in local programs
- New contacts in the recycling industry to network with and leverage new partnerships
- Free resources available that you can customize for your programs
- CEU Credits that can be applied towards NM Environment Department's recycling, compost, landfill or transfer station certified operators
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Recycling crisis: China rejects most of our plastic. Now what? – The Mercury News
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Recycling crisis: China rejects most of our plastic. Now what? The Mercury NewsWith probes and clipboards, Chinese inspectors tour Bay Area recycling centers at least once a month, testing our trash to see if it meets their new high ...Continue Reading→
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January saw flat paper exports but lower plastic volume
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China consumed more U.S.-generated scrap fiber than any other country in January. Meanwhile, on the plastics side, U.S. exports hit a 14-year low. 14-year low for plastics Overall, the U.S. exported 121.5 million pounds of scrap plastic in January. That’s … Continue Reading→ The post January saw flat paper exports but lower
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Nestlé Waters CEO: 100% packaging recovery is possible
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The post Nestlé Waters CEO: 100% packaging recovery is possible appeared first on Resource Recycling News. The leader of one of the world’s largest bottle water businesses recently detailed the company’s recycling strategy, noting it supports deposit legislation and other steps to boost supply. Nestlé Waters North America began moving into
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Erema says PET recycling equipment sales soaring
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European technology provider reports strong interest for PET recycling systems in North America.Continue Reading→
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Waste Connections reports acquisitions in 7 states, with more to come
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During the company's Q1 call, executives said they're ready to pick up any Advanced Disposal divestments and have stopped counting on Asian export markets for recycling.Continue Reading→
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Republic still very much ‘in the hunt’ for acquisitions, outpacing 2019 plan
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Advanced Disposal may not have been the right fit, but executives remain actively engaged in M&A. They also covered recycling turnaround plans, rising landfill costs and more during the company's Q1 earnings call.Continue Reading→
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ISRI2019: Uncertainty clouds copper outlook – Recycling Today
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ISRI2019: Uncertainty clouds copper outlook Recycling TodaySpeakers during the Spotlight on Copper see an uncertain future for copper scrap fueled by political and regulatory issues.Continue Reading→
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Why one California facility gladly processes mixed plastics and MRF residuals
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Titus MRF Services has been running a prototype of its "secondary MRF" concept in Los Angeles for years and aspires to build a network of facilities along the West Coast. Continue Reading→
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Is it the right time to avoid risk?
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The Houston-based Mobius Risk Group says available steel and ferrous scrap futures contracts can protect profit margins and cash flow.Continue Reading→
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Buffalo, N.Y., Begins Talks of Polystyrene Ban
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Lawmakers in Buffalo are considering a ban like New York City’s foam food packaging ban.Continue Reading→
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