APR Press Release: APR Announces Plastics Recycling Educational Webinars
Communicating the Facts About Plastics Recycling
The Association of Plastics Recyclers (APR) today announced a series of educational webinars to empower action across the plastics value chain that will contribute to the success of plastics recycling. As The Voice of Plastics Recycling®, APR works to counteract the rising tide of misinformation and skepticism about plastics recycling through fostering rational, fact-based dialogue that communicates the value of recycled plastics.
Each webinar will be held at 2:00 pm Eastern Time covering the following topics:
- Wednesday, April 26th – Continued Expansion of APR’s MPG Recognition Program: Creating Packaging That is Circular by Design®
- Wednesday, May 31st – Plastics Recycling Myth Busters: Promoting Fact Based Information From Industry Experts
- Wednesday June 21st – Boosting Demand for Recycled Plastics: Diverse Applications for PCR and the Myth of “Downcycling”
“Our industry continues to experience significant developments, progress, and challenges,” said Steve Alexander, APR President & CEO. “APR’s core priorities are increasing supply, enhancing the quality, expanding the demand, and communicating the value of recycled plastics. These webinars highlight the knowledge and expertise needed to focus on solutions and facts that will contribute to the growth of plastics recycling.”
Complete session descriptions, presenters, and registration links are available on the APR website.
Contact:
Kara Pochiro,
APR Communications Director
Kara@PlasticsRecycling.org
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The Association of Plastic Recyclers (APR) is The Voice of Plastics Recycling®. As the international trade association representing the plastics recycling industry, membership includes independent recycling companies of all sizes, processing numerous resins, as well as consumer product companies, equipment manufacturers, testing laboratories, organizations, and others committed to the success of plastics recycling. APR advocates the recycling of all plastics. Visit www.PlasticsRecyling.org for more information.