Circular Materials Update
Depuis le 15 septembre 2022, les Matériaux circulaires ont acquis avec succès les activités de l'Alliance pour la récupération des ressources (RRA), anciennement connue sous le nom d'Alliance canadienne des services de gérance.
This acquisition is a positive step forward that will result in greater efficiencies and resources as Circular Materials prepares for the Ontario blue box transition next year.
Producers have financed the development of RRAu2019s operations, systems, and intellectual property through fees paid to provincial recycling organizations since 2012. This purchase returns what producers have built over the last decade back to a not-for-profit, producer-created and governed organization.
Circular Materialsu2019 operations, priorities and mandate remains unchanged.u00a0 It remains on track to build and implement a blue box recycling system that advances innovation, increases performance and delivers improved environmental outcomes.u00a0
u201cWe look forward to working with a talented team of employees to help accelerate our goals, expansion plans and vision of leading the next evolution of recycling and extended producer responsibility across Canadau201d, said Allen Langdon, CEO, Circular Materials.u00a0u00a0
As the national not-for-profit producer responsibility organization that serves, represents and supports producers in building more efficient recycling systems across Canada, Circular Materials represents the evolution from product stewardship to a more circular economy where materials are collected, recycled, and returned to producers for use as recycled content in new products and packaging. More material looped into the circular economy means less waste, which not only benefits consumers, but also the planet.