Recycling Legislation Introduced in Congress Supports Educational Outreach
Big Changes Potentially Coming to the Recycling Industry Recently introduced legislation could make a huge difference in recycling rates throughout the U.S. Two pieces of legislation are calling for increased funding and outreach to improve and expand recycling...
Why We Should Say NO to Plastic Bags
Plastic bags are convenient but have a bad downside. Find out why consumers & businesses should say NO to plastic bags & make the switch to reusable shopping bags in the checkout aisle!
Bags for Recycling Help Educate Tenants and Increase Recycling Rates
Learn the Secret Hack to Simplify Recycling Recycling is advantageous because it keeps materials with plenty of life and function left in them out of landfills. As landfills are filling up and reaching capacity, recycling is a viable solution. However, recycling isn’t...
What Are Certified Reusable Bags?
#GoReusableNow with The Confidence of Certified Reusable Bags The State of California works hard to go green, and a lot of that work falls to the Department of Resources, Recycling, and Recovery, known as CalRecycle. This agency helps residents of the Golden State...
Why Did India Delay Their Plastic Bag Ban?
India Still Working to Reduce Single-Use Plastic India uses about 14 million tons of plastic each year, so it was big news when the Indian government announced plans to ultimately eliminate single-use plastic items. There are certainly plenty of reasons to ban...
Top Selling Recyclable Bags for Trade Show Marketing
Recyclable Bags Can Help Build Your Brand at Your Next Trade Show Trade shows are an amazing opportunity to connect with existing clients and meet new customers. The ability to speak with people face-to-face and explain why your business is the right fit for their...
The Top 10 Blogs the Best in the Recycling Industry Are Reading
If you want to learn more or connect with other recycling industry professionals, are you consuming the right resources? Here are the top 10 blogs the best in the recycling industry are reading.
Putting Recycling Bags to Work in Apartments
Reusable Recycling Bags Work for Apartments and Multi-Family Dwellings Recycling in apartments sounds easy enough, but oftentimes it is anything but easy. Lack of organization and outreach leaves tenants unsure of what to do while property management is stuck trying...
Join 10 Year Old Ryan and The Today Show to Clean Up Laguna Beach
Pitch In to Make a Difference At age 10, Ryan is a recycling pro. He has been collecting bottles and cans since he was 3 years old and has steadily grown his recycling empire in Orange County, California. His passion stems from a desire to help and protect the planet....
States Ban The Bag: States on the Verge of Plastic Bag Bans
A Look at the States Trying to Ban Bags Passing bag bans is hard work. A lot of planning and organizing goes into the ban. The people behind all of the bag bans featured in our #StatesBanTheBag series know this first hand. The people currently working to ban bags in...
States Ban the Bag: Delaware Ditches Disposable Plastic Bags
The First State Becomes the Seventh State to Ban Bags The plastic bag ban movement is continuing to grow and for good reasons. Plastic is bad for the planet, and people are sick of dealing with litter near their homes as well as the ramifications of plastic litter in...
States Ban the Bag: Beautiful Oregon Bans Bags and More!
Beaver State Goes Green Oregon is the sixth state to ban single-use plastic bags and make the move to bags that can be reused. Given the strong ties many residents feel to the environment and the pull of the natural beauty of the Beaver State, it is no surprise this...
States Ban the Bag: Connecticut Joins the List
Bag Ban to Become Effective in 2021 State lawmakers in Connecticut knew something had to be done about the influx of single-use plastic bags that were littering their home state. While there was much debate about bans and fees, a push to use reusable shopping bags was...
States Ban the Bag: Vermont Escalated Things Quickly
The Green Mountain State Goes Green Vermont was the fourteenth state to join the U.S., and the fourth state to pass a state-wide ban on single-use plastic bags. For a state known for environmental initiatives and striving to have a positive impact on the planet,...
States Ban the Bag: Reading The “Fine Print” on The Maine Bag Ban
Single-Use Plastic Bags Banned in Vacationland? On June 18, 2019, Maine’s governor, Janet Mills, signed a statewide single-use plastic bag ban into law. As part of our #StatesBanTheBag series, we look into the fine print on the law, what led to it, and the impact this...
States Ban the Bag: New York State of Mind
The New York State of Mind Goes Green New York was a relative latecomer to the bag ban movement. A few cities and towns passed or attempted to pass, single-use plastic bag bans, but things never really took off. At least, not the way things quickly grew in places like...
States Ban the Bag: Hawaii – What IS The Law of The Land?
Going Green in Paradise The stunning, natural beauty of Hawaii is breathtaking and completely part of the history and culture of this archipelago. The tranquil and fierce beauty is prized and respected by locals and a major draw for the booming tourism industry. When...
States Ban the Bag: California – The Movement Begins
A Look Back at The California Bag Ban California officially started the plastic bag ban movement in the United States. The movement first got underway in 2007 and in 2016 voters decided to up the ante with a state-wide ban. In this installment of #StatesBanTheBag, we...
