Episode 2: The Plastic Recycling Update: Introducing the “Save Plastic” campaign, with Bob Masterson from CIAC.

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Plastic Recycling Podcast

CANEI

10 episodes

1 month ago

Every episode of the Plastic Recycling Podcast features insights from leading experts in the plastics recycling industry. We cover important topics like Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR), innovative recycling technologies, and the latest legislation affecting recycled plastics, particularly in food and beverage packaging.Stay informed about the ever-changing world of recycling and get involved in driving real change. The podcast is brought by CANEI and hosted by industry leader Alkarim Shamsy.We invite you to join the conversation.🎧 Subscribe now to never miss an episode and to stay updated on the latest in plastic recycling!👉 Contact CANEI at info@caneicorp.com or visit our website caneicorp.com if you need rPET, rPE, or rPP materials.👉 Interested in being a guest on our podcast? Let us know by filling out our form at https://form.jotform.com/223182607209554

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Episode 2: The Plastic Recycling Update: Introducing the “Save Plastic” campaign, with Bob Masterson from CIAC.

Plastic Recycling Podcast

29 minutes

2 years ago

Episode 2: The Plastic Recycling Update: Introducing the “Save Plastic” campaign, with Bob Masterson from CIAC.

On the latest episode of The Plastic Recycling Update, we talk to Bob Masterson, president and CEO of the Chemistry Industry Association of Canada, about their "Save Plastic" initiative. This campaign is about changing the public's perception of plastics from waste to resource. How do we save this $8+ billion resource from landfills and put it to better use? We look at how British Columbia recovers 56% of its plastic waste and how this province uses, repurposes, and remanufactures 98% of the plastic it collects. We all have to do our part, from the manufacturer, who must ensure the product is recyclable, to the consumer who buys and recycles the product. It's time to repackage our perspective on plastic.