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Paperboard is a thick, paper-like material often used to make boxes and folding cartons.
An everyday example is the cereal box. It is easily recycled and accepted by most curbside programs. If you are in the market to buy paperboard, look for 100 percent recycled content.
U.K.-based grocer Sainsbury recently announced that it will remove cardboard cereal boxes from its shelves, replacing them with plastic packets. …
Coffee makers are a standard fixture in any office setup. Recently, the growing popularity of single-use coffee systems, where drinkers …
PlasticNews reports that Palo Alto, Calif. will officially ban take out containers starting April 22, 2010. The move is a …
Celestial Seasonings has announced that it will extend its Trees for the Future program through the end of April. The …
You can now breathe a sigh of relief when you reach for that hot cup lid for your morning coffee. …
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