Pizza boxes can be recyclable, but there’s a couple things to know before tossing one in the bin. Most boxes are made of corrugated cardboard, which are usually one of the easiest materials to recycle ...

Most moving boxes are recyclable, but it all depends on what the boxes are made of and what they contain. Clean (as in dry and not covered in food waste) cardboard moving boxes are recyclable as long ...

It can be a contentious question given recycling facilities' attempts to remind users to avoid tossing food and certain plastic food containers into recycling bins. So, some might respond: "In the ...

Pizza is a meal encased in an environmental dilemma: Do our leftovers make it impossible to recycle the box? Boxed or unboxed, heaps of crust and chunky toppings (meat or veggie) don't belong in a ...

Think twice before tossing pizza boxes in the recycling bin. Although pizza boxes are made from the recyclable material corrugated cardboard, many North Jersey counties restrict how they can be ...

I feel guilty every time I order pizza. Not because I can polish off an entire large in one sitting though. It’s because you can’t recycle pizza boxes. Every takeout order is a huge waste of cardboard ...

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Antalis has announced an expandable mailing bag made by Jiffy, featuring 'flex-to-fit' Hexpand technology and designed to fit ...

Q: Can 100 percent recycled paperboard, i.e. cereal boxes, be recycled again? On the list for items accepted for recycling by BFI, I noticed that printer paper is not listed. This has been prime ...

Watch brands are developing presentation boxes of recycled or green materials, a sign of their concern for sustainability. By Nazanin Lankarani From Tiffany’s blue box to Cartier’s red one, product ...

I am very much developing a thing for more responsible video game packaging, and so this blog by Sony on how they’re cutting down on plastics in their PlayStation boxes was pretty interesting reading.