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It was recently announced that polypropylene cold-to-go cups can now be recycled by 60% of US households through curbside collection.
Paul Nowak, executive director at GreenBlue, discusses how this step forward was achieved and takes a wider look at the packaging and sustainability landscape in the US with Elisabeth Skoda.
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