Guide to the Pro Label Rollout for Members
How2 will begin the phase-out of current How2Recycle Legacy Labels and roll out the new How2Recycle Pro Labels to members in early September.| GreenBlue
How2 will begin the phase-out of current How2Recycle Legacy Labels and roll out the new How2Recycle Pro Labels to members in early September.| GreenBlue
The post What Would It Take to Recycle Flexible Films Curbside? appeared first on GreenBlue.| GreenBlue
As the recycling landscape shifts gears to meet the new packaging policy paradigm, these two know that there’s a data revolution in recycling. Let’s explore the role that data will play on our path out of the messy middle.| GreenBlue
The post How2Recycle Unveils New Design for Store Drop-off Label appeared first on GreenBlue.| GreenBlue
The post How2Recycle Updates: Archiving Pre-2022 Proof Needed Requests and Updated Proof Guidance appeared first on GreenBlue.| GreenBlue
GreenBlue is on a mission to accelerate a sustainable materials economy. We work to improve circularity across all materials, including films and flexibles.| GreenBlue
Store Drop-off recycling is one of the best ways to boost circularity for packaging that we see on everything from bread bags to beverage overwraps.| GreenBlue
The post Managing Change in the Age of EPR: Three Lessons from the Spec Summit appeared first on GreenBlue.| GreenBlue
How2Recycle would like to clarify the methodology behind understanding access to recycling for aerosols in the U.S.| GreenBlue
The post How2Recycle Releases New Guidelines for Use with Changes to Recyclability for Two Formats appeared first on GreenBlue.| GreenBlue
The post How2Recycle Prepares for 2025 Guidelines, Includes New Acceptance Data Source appeared first on GreenBlue.| GreenBlue
By putting the right label on packaging, be it “Widely Recyclable” or “Not Yet Recyclable,” you’re fulfilling a responsibility to consumers.| GreenBlue
The post The Path to Higher Recyclability: How Collaboration Can Advance Recyclability appeared first on GreenBlue.| GreenBlue
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The post America’s Most Recognized Recycling Label to Offer Real-Time, Localized Disposal Instructions on Packaging Across the U.S. appeared first on GreenBlue.| GreenBlue
The post How2Recycle Launches How2Recycle Forward Campaign, Evolving the Program Behind Nation’s Most Recognizable On-pack Label appeared first on GreenBlue.| GreenBlue
The post Updates: Findings from the Second Round of Consumer Testing the How2Recycle Label Refresh appeared first on GreenBlue.| GreenBlue
The post The Future of Recycling Depends on These Three T’s: Technology, Transparency, and Trust appeared first on GreenBlue.| GreenBlue
The post Findings from First Round of Consumer Testing the How2Recycle Label Refresh appeared first on GreenBlue.| GreenBlue
The post Updated Process: Requesting a Second Look at Your Label Assignment appeared first on GreenBlue.| GreenBlue
The post How2Recycle Updates Canadian Check Locally Labels, Complying with Québec’s Charter of the French Language appeared first on GreenBlue.| GreenBlue
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The post How2Recycle announces new criteria for assessing material health in recyclability appeared first on GreenBlue.| GreenBlue
The post How2Recycle upgrades recyclability of certain rigid polypropylene (PP) formats appeared first on GreenBlue.| GreenBlue
The post REPORT: The Future of Store Drop-Off Recyclability appeared first on GreenBlue.| GreenBlue
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The purpose of this Future Guide is to transparently provide How2Recycle member companies with guidance about how to build a future case for their packaging to be considered recyclable, and also may give members of the general public insight into the complexity of packaging recyclability and the recycling system today. The post The How2Recycle Guide to Future Recyclability appeared first on GreenBlue.| GreenBlue
The purpose of the How2Recycle Guide for Recyclability is to transparently provide the general public and How2Recycle member companies with guidance about what recyclability means, and insight about how the How2Recycle program assesses recyclability on a package-by-package basis. The post The How2Recycle Guide to Recyclability appeared first on GreenBlue.| GreenBlue
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The post Flexible Film Recycling: Collection Methods of Today and the Future appeared first on GreenBlue.| GreenBlue
The post The How2Recycle Label Does So Much Right. Why are Recycling Rates So Low? appeared first on GreenBlue.| GreenBlue
The post How consumers feel about and respond to recycling & How2Recycle: A consumer research summary appeared first on GreenBlue.| GreenBlue
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The post How2Recycle downgrades recyclability of certain plastic packaging appeared first on GreenBlue.| GreenBlue
The post How2Recycle announces updated criteria for assessing end markets to determine whether a package is recyclable appeared first on GreenBlue.| GreenBlue
Looking at only rigid plastic packaging, the types of plastics used by members include polyethylene terephthalate (PET), high-density polyethylene (HDPE), low-density polyethylene (LDPE), polyvinyl chloride (PVC), polypropylene (PP), rigid polystyrene (PS), and other (expanded polystyrene (EPS), multi-material plastics or other). Accordingly, this is the breakdown of types of plastics by number of packaging components (not by weight):| GreenBlue
