I bet you throwing out a lot of trash. I want to show cool recycling project. You can use old plastic bottle caps and turn it ...

Researchers find that nationwide policies to ban plastic bags may be paying off, with fewer showing up during coastal ...

You can also screw the cap on, turning it into a bag sealer. Spice bottle trick: Heat a bottle cap until it softens and then press it with a straw. Cut off the tip. Now you have a simple spice bottle.

Explore innovative ways to craft unique flower pots using recycled bottle caps. By repurposing everyday items, you can create colorful, eco-friendly planters that add a touch of creativity to any ...

BOTTLE MAKERS TO TETHER CAPS TO BOTTLES. SPONSORS OF THIS PROPOSAL SAY SINGLE USE PLASTIC CAPS ARE EASILY SEPARATED FROM BOTTLES, REDUCING THE LIKELIHOOD THAT THEY’LL BE RECYCLED. A NUMBER OF ...

Elsa Wenzel, Trellis 21 February 2025 • 6 min read Image: Credit: iStock Food, cosmetics and retail giants team up to prevent small plastic from falling between the cracks of the recycling system ...

Using plastic bottles exclusively from this network, last year, Veja purchased 6 million PET bottles from the cooperatives for its shoes. Through a contract guided by fair trade principles, social ...

Tethered caps are not easily removed from plastic bottles – they are difficult to throw away even if someone wanted to. The initiative is modelled on a packaging change in the 1980s.

Tethered caps are not easily removed from plastic bottles – they are difficult to throw away even if someone wanted to. The initiative is modelled on a packaging change in the 1980s.

The design of a product affects how readily it becomes litter, and this is especially true for bottle caps. Tethered caps are not easily removed from plastic bottles – they are difficult to throw away ...

A humble but extremely environmentally friendly and child-safe bleach bottle won Shoprite and its recycling and packaging partners the top accolade at the SA Plastics Recycling Organisation's Best ...

Recycled plastic is thought to pass more potentially harmful chemicals into its contents than newly made bottles. Whether recycled or not, plastic enters our rivers and oceans.