Recycling Today

Recycling Today

Recycling outdated and unwanted materials has been a part of human history for a long time. Although the Recycling Today Media Group (RTMG) may not have that extensive a history, we have been dedicated to the recycling industry since 1963, when we launched Recycling Today as Secondary Raw Materials magazine. Since our inception, we have expanded from a single publication into a diverse network of magazines, websites, e-newsletters, events, and industry databases. Together, these resources provide in-depth coverage of the recycled materials and environmental services sectors. At RTMG, we prioritize the needs of our readers by delivering the most relevant and up-to-date business insights. We also support our advertising partners by ensuring they achieve maximum visibility within the vibrant industry we serve. The environmental services sector is booming, driven by strong demand on a global scale. Companies that process recovered iron, steel, other metals, paper, plastics, and more are shipping their products worldwide, adhering to strict specifications to support various industrial needs. Demolition contractors are actively working to reduce waste by recovering and processing materials on-site, while those involved with mixed construction and demolition (C&D) materials are striving to enhance recovery rates. Waste management firms are focused on handling society's waste with environmental care. They manage everything from recycling to energy production and the safe disposal of non-reusable materials, all while protecting the environment. To thrive in this global market, industry leaders must stay updated on the latest trends and market data. This need has inspired the development of our wide array of media products. Our strong commitment to the industry is reflected in our team, which boasts over 100 years of combined experience. This expertise allows us to provide valuable market insights and perspectives that are unmatched.

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  • 22 hours ago | recyclingtoday.com | Haley Rischar

    Waste Connections Inc., Toronto, has announced its results for the first quarter of 2025. Revenues totaled $2.2 billion, up from $2 billion in the year-ago period, or 7.5 percent. Operating income was $390.2 million, which included $20.2 million primarily in “transaction-related expenses, impairments and other operating items and fair value accounting changes associated with certain equity awards,” the company says. This compares to operating income of $366.8 million in the first quarter of 2024.

  • 1 week ago | recyclingtoday.com | Tess Kazdin

    U.K.-based recycling and waste management company Clearpoint Recycling has announced a contract with London-based polyethylene terephthalate (PET) recycler Enviroo. The contract requires Clearpoint Recycling supply material to Enviroo’s new plastic recycling plant in Ellesmere Port, England. Clearpoint Recycling will deliver more than 30,000 metric tons of recyclable PET annually once the facility opens in 2027.

  • 1 week ago | recyclingtoday.com | Tess Kazdin

    Enfinite: The Industrial Liquid Recyclers Association, previously NORA, An Association of Responsible Recyclers, has announced the formation of its Hazardous & Specialty Waste Management Council. The new council was formed by the board of directors and will have its first meeting during the upcoming Enfinite Mid-Year Meeting, June 18-20 in Chicago.

  • 1 week ago | recyclingtoday.com | Marissa McNees

    Eureka Recycling in Minneapolis is celebrating 20 years in business this month, and to mark the occasion, the company has launched its newly upgraded material recovery facility (MRF) following a $12 million investment in sorting and processing equipment. According to Eureka, the enhanced facility promises to “substantially” increase processing capacity and efficiency.

  • 1 week ago | recyclingtoday.com | DeAnne Toto

    Reconomy has launched Close the Gap, a campaign designed to highlight the need to transition from linear economic models to circular solutions. Despite a growing focus in recent years on sustainability, the global economy remains overwhelmingly dependent on the extraction of virgin materials to satisfy demands for consumption, the London-based company says.

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