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In 2022, oil and gas companies are moving quickly to consolidate long-term growth strategies around circularity and advanced recycling in both Europe and North America. Plus, industry stakeholders in the mechanical recycling segment begin to draw lines.
In a few years, flexible packaging analysts may look back at 2022 as a transformative year when advanced recycling and circularity infrastructure investments took hold.
The current approach to dealing with plastic waste simply isn’t working. New technology and new methodologies must be developed to provide a much-needed boost to our current recycling activity.
Recycling systems and processing infrastructure in the U.S. are quickly falling behind ever-growing sustainability trends — something the “2020 Recycling Economic Information (REI) Report,” released by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), says is just one of many challenges facing recycling.
The term “pyrolysis” is beginning to seep into green packaging jargon. It offers a way to turn post-consumer flexible packaging into fuel or feed stock.
Some plastics are not as easily pulled from the recycling process, leading to an end-of-life in a landfill. Plastic’s durability and resistance to degradation have made it an invaluable packaging