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Driving Film and Flexibles End Markets: a Work in Progress

2025-05-19 15:25:58| Waste Age

Only about 2% of U.S. households can currently recycle film and flexible plastics, largely due to limited infrastructure and a lack of strong end marketsan issue California must urgently address to meet its ambitious SB 54 recycling targets or face steep penalties. [ more ]


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