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Re|focus Sustainability & Recycling Summit
Now in its fifth year, the Re|focus Sustainability & Recycling Summit has become an essential, not-to-be-missed event for thought leaders in the plastics industry. Produced by the Plastics Industry Association (PLASTICS), Re|focus is a solutions-driven event that equips attendees with the resources and connections they need to meaningfully advance sustainability throughout their organization.
Our industry is turning a corner, moving from one that aspires to sustainability to one that puts our commitment to recycling and reusing into action. Re|focus will continue to challenge brand owners, processors, engineers, product developers, and the entire supply chain to refocus on product design, technology, and manufacturing with an eye toward recycled and sustainable content, designed for recycling and sustainability.

Vote for your favourite sustainability photos
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When you are in the market for an office refurbishment there are a huge number of careful considerations to be made.One of the most important and most talked…

Circular economy is too important to be co-opted by industry
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De Blasio Bans Purchase of Single-Use Plastics by NYC Governments (does this include giant toner cartridges?)
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced an executive order Thursday banning city agencies from purchasing single-use plastics.

Gen Z cares less about environment than predecessors | The Budapest Business Journal on the web
Generation Z in Hungary is lagging behind the older generations in caring about the environment, with one third of surveyed Gen Zers dismissing the protection of the environment as unimportant and declining to recycle waste, according to a survey by online retail site Jófogás.