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Plastics no longer comes a cropper during cup recycling

Materials producer James Cropper is able to recycle both the waste plastics as well as the paper from every disposable coffee cup for the first time. Until now, the 5 per cent of waste plastics that is removed from each cup was being used as a source for energy recovery in the production of recycled…

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