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Forge Recycling Blog
1w ago
Climate change is no longer a distant threat — it’s already impacting our world, causing extreme weather events like droughts, heat waves, wildfires, and floods. In response, consumers are becoming increasingly aware of brands’ environmental impact. However, not all companies play fair. Some use deceptive tactics to appear sustainable when they’re not — an act ..read more
Forge Recycling Blog
1w ago
With rising energy prices, householders are seeking cost-effective ways to stay warm. Enter log burners: now heating around 8% of UK homes. Their popularity is partly due to their ability to cut costs by providing targeted warmth. However, their crackling flames, woody aroma, and nostalgic charm make them a sought-after addition to many properties. Despite ..read more
Forge Recycling Blog
1M ago
If you’re trying to live more sustainably, you’ve probably wondered whether it’s possible to recycle your underwear. The short answer? Yes, you can recycle your underwear. However, there are processes to follow and things you should know. Let’s start with the most common underwear recycling question of all. Can you put underwear in the recycling ..read more
Forge Recycling Blog
1M ago
As a nation, we’re becoming more environmentally conscious, and rightly so. The recycling rate of plastic packaging in the UK has risen from 25.2% to 52.5% in a little over a decade. However, to create a sustainable future, we need to recycle more. UK packaging is marked with countless recycling symbols that offer guidance on ..read more
Forge Recycling Blog
3M ago
In recent years, oral care has embraced a greener path. Innovative products have emerged to enhance dental health while respecting the planet, such as biodegradable dental floss, toothpaste tablets, and bamboo toothbrushes. It’s widely understood that bamboo toothbrushes and electric ones with replaceable heads are more eco-friendly than manual plastic or single-use electric toothbrushes. But ..read more
Forge Recycling Blog
3M ago
Humans have been melting and remelting metal for over 9,000 years. This ancient practice, evidenced by clay tablets in Mesopotamia and inscriptions from Ancient Egypt, has continued worldwide, forming a vital part of our history and sustainability efforts. Metal is not just a material — it’s a vital component in our everyday lives. From car ..read more
Forge Recycling Blog
3M ago
Did you know you can prevent or recycle most pub and bar waste? Waste reduction and recycling can significantly impact your profits. It can also boost your brand’s reputation and corporate social responsibility while reducing environmental impact. Let’s explore tips for reducing and recycling waste in your hospitality business. These will ensure you’re serving customers ..read more
Forge Recycling Blog
4M ago
Balloons have long been a symbol of celebration, adding colour and joy to any party. However, the environmental impact of traditional balloons (often single-use and reliant on the non-renewable resource helium) has become a growing concern. The good news is you don’t have to give up balloons to host an eco-conscious event. In a previous ..read more
Forge Recycling Blog
5M ago
Oxfam’s Second Hand September campaign opposes fast fashion, encouraging people to embrace preloved clothing for a month. The goal? To make us think about where our clothes come from and the environmental footprint they leave behind. However, after spending a month reflecting on their fashion habits, many participants think one month is too short. Why ..read more
Forge Recycling Blog
6M ago
Plastic waste is a growing concern across the globe, and schools are no exception. From lunch packaging to supplies, single-use plastics are difficult to avoid. However, with careful planning and a commitment to sustainable practices, schools can significantly reduce their plastic waste footprint. Whether you’re a teacher, school chef, receptionist, parent, or student, find out ..read more