Improving Recycling of Food-Grade Plastic and Aluminum Beverage Containers

Improving Recycling of Food-Grade Plastic and Aluminum Beverage Containers

Most plastic bottles and aluminum cans in the U.S. can be recycled, but many aren’t. The reason? Contamination and poor sorting prevent billions of food-grade containers from being turned back into new products. The Problem: Good Materials, Wasted Nationally, only...
Why Chain of Custody Tracking Is the Missing Link in Your Recycling Program

Why Chain of Custody Tracking Is the Missing Link in Your Recycling Program

Are you confident in your organization’s recycling numbers? Do you know exactly what happens to your recyclables after they leave the bin? If you’re like most businesses, campuses, or venues, the answer is probably “not really.” Here’s why that matters, and how...
Real-Time Bin-Level Recycling Data: The Key to Smarter Waste Management​

Real-Time Bin-Level Recycling Data: The Key to Smarter Waste Management​

In the evolving waste management landscape, the shift from traditional data collection methods to real-time, bin-level monitoring is revolutionizing recycling efficiency and sustainability. Waste Wise Innovation champions this transformation, emphasizing the critical...
Smart Recycling: How Technology Can Revolutionize Plastic Waste Management

Smart Recycling: How Technology Can Revolutionize Plastic Waste Management

Part 3 – Plastic Production & Recycling IntroductionWith the mounting pressure to reduce plastic waste, technology has become a powerful ally. Forward-thinking companies are leveraging smart solutions to transform the way they collect, sort, and recycle...

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Recycle Smart Monitoring System™

The Recycle Smart Monitoring System™ (RSMS) provides a method to measure the fullness of a recycling bins. The Topper Stopper™ units equipped with RSMS determine the depth of an empty bin, then check the bin depth at specified intervals. Notifications are sent out via text message and/or email when bins reach a specified level of fullness. This works on varying sizes of bins because the system obtains the depth each time a bin is emptied (or replaced).

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