Paper

The region is bracing for a buildup of cardboard waste amid the U.S.-China trade war and after a leading paper factory announced plans to cut prices.

Solid waste officials are looking for paper recycling options after a Lexington, Ky., recycling facility stopped accepting paper.

Online purchasing accounts for 10 percent of retail sales, up from 4 percent a decade ago. No one knows where it will max out, but its growth is inevitable.

NPC Partners' report looks at future scenarios regarding China’s recycled fiber and virgin fiber consumption and trade.

Mark Neitzey of Van Dyk Recycling Solutions discusses some recycling industry trends and solutions, as well as what the company will be showcasing at its booth.

According to data analysis by Resource Recycling, China imported its lowest monthly volume of U.S. recovered fiber since July 2003.

DSNY is backing a New York City Council proposal to charge a 5-cent fee for carryout paper bags.