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News articles

Turning the Plastic Problem into Practical Action in 2026

As plastic waste continues to grow in 2026, meaningful progress depends on reducing unnecessary single use packaging, expanding reuse, and improving recycling systems for materials that are difficult to manage. The article highlights the need for practical solutions that keep plastics in use longer, supported by better infrastructure and producer responsibility. TerraCycle fits into this approach by addressing hard to recycle plastics through specialized recycling and reuse solutions that help prevent valuable materials from being landfilled or lost to the environment.

Republican Herald · Jan 3, 2026

TerraCycle Opens New Operations Center in Aurora

TerraCycle has opened a large new operations center in Aurora, Illinois, transforming the historic former Henry Pratt factory into a hub for sorting and distributing hard‑to‑recycle materials. The 100,000 square foot facility processes hard‑to‑recycle items such as snack wrappers, coffee pods, beauty packaging and cigarette butts collected through TerraCycle programs and Zero Waste Boxes. This expansion strengthens TerraCycle’s capacity to keep challenging waste streams in use and out of landfills while supporting growth across North America.

Chicago Tribune · Dec 26, 2025

Reusable Bags and Responsible Recycling for Food Storage Waste

Reusable food storage options like Stasher bags can help cut down on single-use plastic waste from snack bags, sandwich bags and other disposable packaging. While reusable bags reduce the need for one-time plastics, many food packaging items still end up in the trash because they are not accepted through curbside recycling. TerraCycle provides recycling solutions for these hard-to-recycle materials so they can be kept in use and out of landfills. Pairing reusable products with responsible recycling options gives consumers more ways to reduce waste and support a circular approach to everyday packaging.

The Cool Down · Dec 22, 2025