by Dr. Leotis Bloodworth | May 6, 2025 | Recycling, Chain of Custody, Data Collection, Data Management, PET, Recycling Data, Recycling Stream, rPET, Sustainability
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...
by Dan Trujillo | Apr 23, 2025 | Contamination, Contamination Prevention, Data Collection, Data Management, Recycling, Recycling Data, Recycling Stream, Sustainability
In the evolving waste management landscape, the shift from traditional data collection methods to localized, bin-level monitoring is In the evolving waste management landscape, the shift from traditional data collection methods to localized, bin-level monitoring is...
by Jailyn Bloodworth | Apr 16, 2025 | Data Management, Contamination, Contamination Prevention, Data Collection, Innovation, Manufacturing, Oil Industry, PET, Recycling, Recycling Stream, rPET, Sustainability
Part 3: Plastic Production & Recycling Introduction With the mounting pressure to reduce plastic waste, technology has become a powerful ally. Forward-thinking companies are leveraging connected solutions to transform the way they collect, track, and recycle...
by Dan Trujillo | Mar 31, 2025 | Recycling, Contamination, Contamination Prevention, Contamination Solutions, Data Management, PET, Sustainability, Waste Management
At Waste Wise Innovation, we’re transforming recycling with our Material Authentication Units. We combine precision barcode scanning with a curated product database to ensure only acceptable items enter recycling bins where the technology is deployed. But how exactly...
by Dr. Leotis Bloodworth | Feb 12, 2025 | Recycling, Data Collection, Data Management, Waste Management
Recycling programs often operate on assumptions rather than hard data. Without clear insights into how materials are sorted, collected, and processed, waste management efforts can become inefficient, leading to unnecessary contamination, increased operational costs,...
