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NEW POLL: Ontarians Want Deposit-Return System for Non-alcoholic Drink Containers, with Easy and Accessible Return-to-Retail

Enviromental Defense

Last summer, the province invited beverage companies, retailers, and other stakeholders to join a working group to explore the implementation of a deposit-return system in the province. Support is up five per cent from last year when 76 per cent of Ontarians supported deposit return. Click here to view the polling results.

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Bold Reuse launches retail glass packaging reuse pilot

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Bold Reuse has launched a closed-loop system pilot program for glass retail packaging in Portland, Oregon, the company detailed in an announcement Friday. The effort has funding from an $87,000 grant from Metro, the regional government agency for the Portland metropolitan area.

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Global Battery Recycling Market to Reach $23.4 Billion by 2030 Amid Economic Uncertainties

Environment + Energy Leader

Higher retail inflation will impact consumer confidence and spending. As governments combat inflation by raising interest rates, new job creation will slow down and impact economic activity and growth. The post Global Battery Recycling Market to Reach $23.4

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Government supports efforts to reduce food waste and enhance sustainability

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to expand their operations in food waste reduction that upcycles surplus and unsaleable fruits and vegetables from growers, processors and retailers into dried, plant-based powders and… Read more →

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Retailer Liability & Section 230: What Every Retailer Needs to Know About This Much-Debated Law

Arnold Porter

Increasingly, consumer product laws that govern transactions in the brick-and-mortar world are in tension with laws that govern the digital marketplace—including Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.

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The Next Ontario Government Must Tackle Plastic Pollution

Enviromental Defense

Unfortunately, the Ontario government has completely lost the plot on pollution. . Ontario’s Resource Recovery and Circular Economy Act is designed to shift responsibility for waste management off of municipalities and taxpayers and on to goods producers, retailers, etc. And then there’s the disaster of plastics incineration.

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Sustainable Refrigeration Summit

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2021 (free, online)More information and to register The zero emissions movement is expanding rapidly at the local, state, and federal levels, expanding regulatory pressures on food retailers to address refrigerant emissions. Sep 27-Oct 8.

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