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Glass Industry Needs to do More to Embrace Recycling
When it comes to recycling in the glass industry, there is room for improvement, says Patrick Elmore, the president of business development at Infinite Recycled Technologies. The U.S. creates around 10 million tons of architectural glass each year. Of that … Continue reading
Exhibitors Highlight New Products and Partnerships in Atlanta
Every year, the equivalent of 19 Titanic ships of glass goes to the landfill in the U.S. That’s 12 million tons of glass just in the U.S. Companies like Infinite Recycled Technologies want to change that. Patrick Elmore, president of … Continue reading
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Infinite Recycled Technologies Minimizes Glass Waste Through Laminated Glass Recycling
Approximately 11 million tons of architectural glass are disposed of in landfills each year. Infinite Recycled Technologies in Albert Lea, Minn., a division of Watson Recycling, has sought to reduce that waste. The company has created proprietary technology that recycles … Continue reading
2020 Annual Conference Begins with EPD and Recycling Discussions
The National Glass Association’s Annual Conference began Monday in La Jolla, Calif., with a number of committee meetings and presentations. Sessions included an update on some of the forming committee activities, as well as a presentation on glass recycling. During … Continue reading
