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Mondi partnered with the National Test Centre Circular Plastics (NTCP) in the Netherlands to prove effective sorting of its plastic packaging during the recycling process.
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.
Recent industry news is pointing toward more collaboration between consumer packaged goods (CPG) companies, suppliers and recycling organizations, including regional material recycling facilities (MRFs).
In late March, the Recycling Partnership in Falls Church, Va., announced a second round of grant funding through its Polypropylene Recycling Coalition, which will distribute around $1 million in catalytic grants to advance polypropylene recycling in the U.S.
Mars Food collaborated with Amcor to make a sustainable, mono-polypropylene plastic pouch to support a circular economy where packaging does not become waste.
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