On their website, ISO defines their standards as “a formula that describes the best way of doing something.” This may seem like a broad description but they aren’t wrong!

Why are they important? It’s integral that industries are held accountable and to a standard that is agreed upon by experts in that field. This ensure consistency, safety, and transparency!

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Did you know aluminum cans are often lined with a polymer coating? This lining acts as a barrier between beverages and the can, preventing corrosion or the metal coming in contact with the drink.

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We all know that taking public transit limits the amounts of vehicles on our roads and subsequently the fumes emitted during driving. But did you know taking public transit can result in positive effects on our mental health?

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There is a lot of work that goes into recycling containers. So it’s incredibly important that, as consumers, we do everything in our power to ensure products have the best chance of being properly recycled.

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Remember last week's post about PCR where we discussed using recycled materials from consumers to create new material? Well today we're talking about PIR, but what's the difference between PCR and PIR?

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PCR is an acronym used in all sorts of industries! But for the recycling industry, PCR stands for Post-Consumer Recycled.

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