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Clean PE film should be a focus of recycling, industry group says

Ensuring that polyethylene film is clean will be the best way to increase recycling rates of the post-consumer material, according to a recent study sponsored by the Canadian Plastics Industry Association.

Clean PE film should be a focus of recycling, industry group says

Italy's plastic bag ban challenged within EU

Italy’s government has banned the sale of non-biodegradable plastic bags, in spite of a legal challenge by the United Kingdom that claims Italy is breaching EU internal market rules.

Italy's plastic bag ban challenged within EU

NatureWorks interviews Plasticity 2013 organizer

By Bob Moser

NatureWorks’ Steve Davies recently talked with Doug Woodring about the Plasticity conference’s second iteration and about the issues it raises.

NatureWorks interviews Plasticity 2013 organizer

Industry offers contest, cash prize to learn more about plastics recycling

By Bob Moser

In an effort to get more consumers to recycle plastics at home, the interactive feature “Bathroom to Bin” has been launched online by Plastics Make it Possible, which offers humorous advice on recycling plastics used in the bathroom, and a chance to win $500.

Industry offers contest, cash prize to learn more about plastics recycling

200+ attend Plasticity Hong Kong, innovative solutions highlighted

By Bob Moser

The second inaugural Plasticity conference wrapped up in Hong Kong last week, leaving industry innovators inspired to address the question of how to address the future use of plastic in a sustainable manner.

200+ attend Plasticity Hong Kong, innovative solutions highlighted

Plasticity Forum unites creative minds in pursuit of change

By Bob Moser

Instruments made from junkyard scrap, new efficient plastic bottles, and technology to extract plastics from our garbage. These were among the creative ways of dealing with waste that went on show this week, according to The South China Morning Post.

Plasticity Forum unites creative minds in pursuit of change

New research vessel focused on collecting plastic from ocean

By Bob Moser

To draw attention to the growing problem of plastic pollution in the ocean, the World Wildlife Fund and risk management consultancy DNV have designed a revolutionary new ocean research vessel, the Spindrift, equipped and engineered to find and remove plastic litter from the ocean.

New research vessel focused on collecting plastic from ocean

Plasticity 2013 draws attention of major tech magazine

By Bob Moser

How much do you know about the full life cycle of plastics? How much do you care? Plasticity has drawn the attention of PCMag.com.

Plasticity 2013 draws attention of major tech magazine

Online petition prompts test-phase plastic bag ban in Jakarta

The city of Jakarta, Indonesia, has declared June a “no-plastic month” in response to an online petition campaign urging the city government to adopt a pay-for-plastic policy for retailers.

Online petition prompts test-phase plastic bag ban in Jakarta

Recycling post-consumer PP into new food containers possible, but complex

Producing recycled post-consumer polypropylene resin that’s approved for food contact is possible, but its applications may be limited, according to a recent British study.

Recycling post-consumer PP into new food containers possible, but complex
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