Consumer Trends and Holiday Waste
How our Habits Contribute to Extra stuff at the Curb With the holidays quickly approaching, we are all familiar with…
How our Habits Contribute to Extra stuff at the Curb With the holidays quickly approaching, we are all familiar with…
The concept of the circular economy has grown and developed in recent years, and we are beginning to see some…
What’s Changing – and what Producers should look for going forward Landfill disposal bans in Canada, at any government level,…
What Stewards should know for the 2018 Reporting Year. October has been a very busy month for consultations, conferences, and…
What we know so far and why you should participate in the Upcoming Events Last week, Canadian Stewardship Services Alliance…
On July 7, 2017 the City of Toronto, the Association of Municipalities (AMO), the Regional Public Works Commissioners of Ontario…
The importance of measuring and reporting on the carbon performance of businesses While combusting carbon based fuels has been responsible…
October typically signifies the changing of seasons, Thanksgiving in Canada, as well as the Éco Éntreprises Québec (EEQ) Stewardship Reporting…
In 2015, the waste sector in Canada contributed 3.4% of overall GHG emissions in Canada yet in Ontario, the sector…
China is the largest importer of recovered materials in the world, accounting for approximately 27% of global scrap imports. In…
Numbers are important. Whether costs, revenues, performance, targets – most people agree that numbers are important. Interpretation of these numbers…
In our earlier blog, Sustainable Textiles, we discussed the overall sustainability challenges faced by apparel companies and key actions being…
The Canadian Beverage Container Recycling Association (CBCRA) recently announced that in 2016 it achieved a 70% recovery rate of empty…
Over the past few years, there has been a growing trend of major brand owners making public commitments to use…
Oceans play a vital role in the health of the earth and marine life. Covering almost 75% of the earth’s…
Do you know how much food you waste in a month? Do you know how much food is wasted before…
Textiles are an important part of today’s global economy yet have a significant impact on our environment. The manufacturing of apparels burns…
E-commerce is accounting for an increasingly larger proportion of the retail sector and offers a high level of convenience in…
May – that time of year for thousands of companies in Canada to assemble their packaging and printed paper (PPP)…
Good recycling behaviours start at a young age, we need recycling champions to lead the way for generations to come….
The Importance of Market Creation, Regulatory Instruments, and the Circular Economy Increasing diversion rates and extending the landfill lifespan…
For far too long, the climate impact of our consumption and waste has been ignored. Finally, the circular economy approach,…
As the calendar turns over to April, thousands of companies across Canada are entering that period of true taxation frustration….
Yes, there is an effective and efficient approach to transitioning the Waste Diversion Act (WDA) programs and current disposal of…
What does an environmentally “sustainable” package truly look like? Is it one made from renewable or recycled content? Or is…
With several governments internationally developing and implementing Climate Change, Circular Economy and Zero Waste Policies, global firms are already taking…
The Recycling Council of Ontario (RCO) held one of its workshops last week called ‘Advancing the Circular Economy’. As advertised,…
Well attended with a well-rounded agenda, the Ontario Waste Management Association (OWMA) recently held its Annual Meeting with a topic…
As the snow melts, it is a sure sign of two things for Stewards; spring is on the way and…
With Ontario’s Circular Economy Strategy being finalized in the coming months, the shift from the monopolized stewardship organizations towards an…
In a world faced with resource scarcity, and climate and economic challenges, leading governments and companies globally have begun to realize that the “take-make-dispose” model is environmentally harmful, unsustainable, inefficient and economically risky.
Reclay StewardEdge is happy to announce that Michael W. Zabaneh has joined our team in Toronto. Michael will be leading…
The various stakeholders in Ontario including producers, municipalities, private sector providers, the new Authority and others, are deliberating the next…