Of course, it looks great for a company if they’ve found a way to recycle their waste, but what is even better is if all companies can learn from advancements in recycling technology and implement them on a grand scale. That’s why the Closed Loop Fund and Recycling Partnership was made, which helps companies like Walmart, Amazon, and Coca-Cola tackle large sustainability challenges collaboratively. A recycling revolution starts with the greatest producers of plastic products, so the news that all these companies are teaming up is especially exciting.
The biggest brands are finally teaming up to start a recycling revolution
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