It’s no surprise that Americans love their pizza. But with the big game coming up, you may be wondering: What exactly happens with all those greasy cardboard boxes once the pizza’s all gone?

Darrell Sherer with Goodwill, tells us how recycling cardboard through Goodwill is important for our community and for the ...

Window panes, mirrors, light bulbs and tableware are impractical to recycle. Bottles and jars are usually fine. Compact ...

One of the biggest recycling misconceptions is assuming the recycling facility can easily separate items placed in the bin, says Jay Simmons, packaging product development manager from North Pacific ...

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While recycling remains an imperfect system, it’s a noble campaign that has, at the very least, resulted in a larger public ...

“By manufacturing cardboard recyclable boxes locally we’re keeping manufacturing jobs in Australia.” “Having the most extensive network of corrugated box plants in Australia ensures we are ...

SWACO has partnered with more than 25 local pizza restaurants to educate and encourage residents to recycle their empty pizza boxes. Greasy pizza boxes are now recyclable if they are free of pizza and ...

U.S. pizza-eaters go through about 3 billion pizza boxes a year. That amounts to 600,000 tons of cardboard material that can be recycled—a big opportunity for consumers and the environment.