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20Jul/20

Don’t Trash the Box: Domino’s® and WestRock Partner to Encourage Customers to Recycle Their Pizza Boxes

July 20, 2020Food and DrinkDomino's, Domino's Pizza, Domino's Pizza Group, DPZ, Food and drink, Italian-American cuisine, Pizza, Pizza box, Pizza delivery, Recycling, Restaurant chains, Restaurants, WestRocksmbale

Domino’s (NYSE: DPZ), the largest pizza company in the world based on global retail sales, wants to see customers recycle their pizza boxes. Today, Domino’s and its primary box supplier, WestRock, are launching recycling.dominos.com – a website to share the facts about pizza box recycling. The website is a hub of information on pizza box recycling, including instructions on how to recycle pizza boxes, and a guide for what to do if a customer’s community does not accept pizza boxes for recycling. Read more

06Sep/17

Barcode scanner helps you recycle

September 6, 2017InnovationArticles, Automatic identification and data capture, Barcode, Barcodes, Berlin, City-states, Communication, Computing, Data, Encodings, Eugene, France, Germany, Information, Mass media, News media, Paul Alarcon, Political history, Records management technology, Recycling, Reuters, Reuters Group, Scanner, Seaghan Maynes, United Kingdom, Uzer, West Berlinsmbale

BERLIN, GERMANY (SEPTEMBER 5, 2017) (REUTERS) – A barcode scanner that helps sort your recycling has gone on display at the IFA technology fair in Berlin.
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18Apr/17

Nigerian women crochet bags from plastic waste

April 18, 2017EnvironmentAisha Muhammed, Aishatu, Aishatu Muhammed, Articles, Bags, Energy conservation, Environment, Mass production, Natural environment, Nature, Nigeria, Packaging, Physical universe, Plastic, Plastic bag, Plastic pollution, Plastic recycling, Raymond Obindu, Recycling, Recycling by material, Shopping bags, Waste management, Water conservation, Yolasmbale

Women in the north-eastern Nigerian city of Yola are making a living from recycling plastic bags and using them to make accessories and usable household products like baskets for sale. The project aims at empowering members while at the same time reducing the number of plastic bags dumped indiscriminately.
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