A(z) Recycling csatorna legjobb podcastjai (2025)

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68. Sustainable toilet paper - getting to the bottom of it 57:10

3d ago57:10

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In recent years, toilet rolls wrapped in paper instead of plastic have been hailed as the eco-friendly choice. But in most industries, individually wrapping products is seen as wasteful, so why does toilet paper get a free pass? In this episode, we unravel the surprisingly complicated world of “sustainable” loo roll. From eco brands to supermarket …

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The Tyre Recycling Podcast | Episode #81 | CRM’s Role Today and in the Future of Rubberised Asphalt 34:41

7d ago34:41

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Dr. Barry Takkalou, CEO and Founder of CRM Rubber, joins Richard Wilson live from The Round Trip: Tyre & Conveyor Belt Recycling Summit for Episode 81 of The Tyre Recycling Podcast. As a civil engineer with 40 years of experience, Barry discusses his objective to share North American experiences with rubberized asphalt with colleagues in Australia …

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67. Will there really be more plastic than fish in the ocean? 50:54

10d ago50:54

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In 2016, the Ellen MacArthur Foundation made a striking prediction: by 2050, there could be more plastic in the ocean than fish. The claim spread like wildfire, appearing in headlines, reports, and speeches around the world. But is it true, or just a catchy soundbite? In this episode, we dive into how scientists estimate the weight of plastic and f…

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The Tyre Recycling Podcast | Episode #80 | Inside “The Tyre Scandal” with Paul Kenyon 23:25

15d ago23:25

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BAFTA-winning BBC journalist Paul Kenyon joins The Tyre Recycling Podcast live from the Round Trip Tyre and Conveyor Belt Recycling Summit in Melbourne. Paul, whose File on 4 programme "The Tyre Scandal" exposed the illegal export of UK end-of-life tyres to India, discusses what he hoped to learn at the summit, noting Australia is at a "more advanc…

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66. Who should win the Earthshot prize? 55:13

17d ago55:13

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Launched in 2021, the Earthshot Prize has quickly become one of the most influential awards in global sustainability. Each year, it celebrates groundbreaking companies and visionary projects that embody the best of human ingenuity. In this episode, we explore who might take home the prize in 2025, why the money itself may matter less than you’d thi…

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The Tyre Recycling Podcast | Episode #79 | Tyromer’s Next Chapter: Scaling Devulcanised Rubber 18:17

22d ago18:17

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Jon Visaisouk, CEO of Tyromer, joins The Tyre Recycling Podcast live from the Round Trip Tyre and Conveyor Belt Recycling Summit in Melbourne for Episode 79. Tyromer utilizes a proprietary devulcanization process to transform crumb rubber into a high-value material for new rubber products. Jon discusses his objectives for the summit, emphasizing th…

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65. Recycling realities in the Global South, with Esther Carter from Delterra 57:54

24d ago57:54

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With over 17,000 islands, 34,000 miles of coastline, and limited formal waste management, Indonesia faces an immense waste challenge, one that’s compounded by imports of foreign waste from countries like the UK. This week’s guest, Esther Carter (recently named #1 on the Resource Hot 100), shares insights from her time living and working in Indonesi…

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The Tyre Recycling Podcast | Episode #78 | Viva Energy's Vanessa Linehan on TPO & Decarbonisation 15:50

29d ago15:50

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Recorded live from the Round Trip Tyre Recycling and Conveyor Belt Summit in Melbourne, Episode 78 of The Tyre Recycling Podcast features Vanessa Linehan, Head of Future Fuels and Decarbonisation at Viva Energy. Vanessa discusses Viva Energy's significant move into the tyre recycling space through its MOU with Klean Industries to develop a large-sc…

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64. Why is recycling so hard in America? 57:10

1M ago57:10

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Fresh from the Sustainable Packaging Coalition conference in Boston, we dive into America’s focus on EPR, flexible plastics, and consumer engagement. Don’t miss our biggest takeaways from this influential event. Plus, are red Solo cups rubbish or not, does pouring a drink down a drain count as littering, and why is James annoyed at his son? Join ho…

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63. Waste on a plane - how airlines manage recycling 58:20

1M ago58:20

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Each year, airlines generate more than 5.7 million tonnes of cabin waste, much of it disappearing “out of sight, out of mind.” But behind those discarded coffee cups and meal trays lies a tangle of international regulations and border controls that make recycling very challenging. In this episode, we unpack the complex world of in-flight waste, exp…

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62. Why toothpaste tubes can finally be recycled 55:51

2M ago55:51

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In a seismic shift that really damages the credibility of 'The Rubbish Book', toothpaste tubes can now be recycled. But what changed to make an entire product category recyclable, and what could this mean for other similar products in the future? In this episode, we squeeze out every last detail, from collection and sorting to recycling innovations…

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61. Labubu - the rise and risks of blind box packaging 56:42

2M ago56:42

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The blind box market is booming, valued at more than $15 billion, with over 10 million Labubu dolls sold each month. But behind the thrill of surprise lies something darker, a system fuelled by FOMO and overconsumption. In this episode, we unbox the packaging to uncover the hidden psychology of blind boxes. Plus, are yoghurt pots rubbish or not, ca…

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60. FlexCollect - closing the loop on flexible plastic, with Gareth Morton from Ecosurety 58:25

2M ago58:25

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Over 160,000 households across 10 local authorities have been trialling flexible plastic collections. The early results are promising: strong participation, positive resident feedback, and low contamination rates. But while 400 tonnes have been collected so far, that figure pales in comparison to the estimated 150,000 tonnes expected once all counc…

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59. How we made flexible plastic recycling valuable 58:38

2M ago58:38

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Recycling flexible (or soft) plastics has long been a challenge; costly, labour-intensive, and difficult to scale. In this episode, we explore how major UK brands came together to fund groundbreaking work that helped make supermarket collection of these plastics possible, paving the way for household recycling in the future. James and Robbie, two o…

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58. Why plastic recycling isn't working 58:58

2M ago58:58

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Plastic recycling is facing breaking point. Financial models aren’t adding up, legislation has stalled, and major brands are dialling back their commitments. With recyclers shutting their doors, we explore why the system is faltering, how the crisis could reshape the industry, and what it all means for the future of plastic. Plus, are water filters…

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The Tyre Recycling Podcast | Episode #77 | Tyre Stewardship Australia on Tyre Recycling Summit Debut 20:53

3M ago20:53

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In the second part of our series previewing the Round Trip 2025 Tyre and Conveyor Belt Recycling Summit, The Tyre Recycling Podcast welcomes Lina Goodman, CEO of Tyre Stewardship Australia (TSA). Lina discusses TSA's excitement for the summit, explaining how the collaboration with the mandatory Tyrewise scheme in New Zealand will be a showcase for …

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57. Why the UN Plastic Treaty failed...again! 55:31

3M ago55:31

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Hailed as a landmark effort to curb plastic pollution, the plastic treaty was supposed to unite nations around a binding plan to cut production, improve recycling, and reduce waste. But as talks dragged on, the deal collapsed under competing interests, petrochemical producers on one side, environmental advocates on the other. We break down what wen…

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The Tyre Recycling Podcast | Episode #76 | Tyrewise Looks Ahead to First Recycling Summit 27:24

3M ago27:24

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Adele Rose from Tyrewise returns to The Tyre Recycling Podcast for Episode 76 to preview the upcoming Round Trip 2025 Tyre and Conveyor Belt Recycling Summit in Melbourne, a joint event with Tyre Stewardship Australia. Adele discusses the importance of this inaugural summit for the region and outlines Tyrewise's key objectives, including a major fo…

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Episode 7: Plastic, Policy & Pressure: Navigating the New Rules of Recycled Procurement 21:26

3M ago21:26

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♻️ Welcome to the Plastic Recycling Podcast! In this episode, we’re joined once again by one of our most popular guests – Emily Friedman, Senior Market Editor at ICIS – to break down the latest shifts in the rPET market and what they mean for brands, recyclers, and policy watchers. From evolving bale prices to changing trade routes and ambitious su…

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56. Is aluminium the ultimate packaging? 57:04

3M ago57:04

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Aluminium packaging is on the rise, moving beyond drinks cans and into products once dominated by plastic. But is it really the sustainable hero it’s made out to be? This episode unpacks the hidden costs and challenges behind the growth of aluminium, from its energy-intensive production to supply constraints, while also exploring its potential to t…

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55. How brands got us hooked on plastic, with Saabira Chaudhuri 49:23

3M ago49:23

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This week’s guest, Saabira Chaudhuri, author of Consumed: How Big Brands Got Us Hooked on Plastic, takes us on a fascinating journey through the meteoric rise of plastic. From the quirks of history that propelled it past every rival material, to the boardroom decisions that sealed its fate, we uncover how plastic became the world’s go-to choice, an…

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54. Sachets - the true cost of convenience 53:08

3M ago53:08

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In the UK, sachets might seem like a small, insignificant problem but across the world, they're anything but. In countries like India, sachets are the primary packaging for a wide range of everyday products. Globally, an estimated 855 billion are used every year. This week, we delve into the surprising history of the sachet, how it became a major c…

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53. Why excessive packaging is illegal 59:54

4M ago59:54

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Ever received a tiny item in an enormous box? You're not alone, and believe it or not, that kind of wasteful packaging might actually be illegal. In this episode, Talking Rubbish unpacks (pun intended) a little-known piece of legislation that gives you the power to push back. We dig into the truth behind excessive packaging, reveal what the law rea…

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52. How landfills actually work 58:50

4M ago58:50

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Often ignored and rarely understood, landfills are one of the most fascinating components of our waste system. In this episode, we dig deep (literally and metaphorically) into how landfills actually work, how they get closed when they are full, and why they need looking after for decades after the last piece of rubbish is dealt with. Out of sight d…

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The Tyre Recycling Podcast | Episode #75 | REDISA: South Africa's Waste Tyre Crisis Unpacked 38:10

4M ago38:10

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In Podcast 75, Tyre and Rubber Recycling engage in a frank discussion with South Africa's REDISA where Stacey Jansen and Alex Erdmann give an overview of the challenges REDISA and South Africa have faced in developing a waste tyre plan. SUBSCRIBE ► https://tinyurl.com/TRR-Subscribe WEBSITE ► https://tinyurl.com/TRR-Website TYRE & RUBBER RECYCLING ►…

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51. Why does your glass bottle contain microplastics? 58:18

4M ago58:18

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New research suggests that glass bottles may contain more microplastics than plastic bottles or aluminium cans, but how is that even possible? We dive into where these plastics are coming from, why the media is not highlighting this surprising fact, and what it tells us about the hidden complexities of packaging. Plus, are cocktail sticks rubbish o…

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50. The truth about climate change, with Mike Berners-Lee 58:57

4M ago58:57

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We’re thrilled to mark our 50th episode with a very special guest: renowned climate expert and communicator, Mike Berners-Lee. In this milestone conversation, we dive into his latest book, A Climate of Truth, which challenges governments, the media, and all of us to confront climate issues with honesty, urgency, and clarity. His call for truth-tell…

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49. Carbon offsetting - the good, the bad and the ugly 52:36

5M ago52:36

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Carbon offsetting has sparked both enthusiasm and scepticism in recent years. Is it a vital source of funding for crucial climate projects, or just a clever form of greenwashing? In this episode, we unpack what it takes to create a carbon offset, why the process is so complex, and how growing scrutiny is reshaping the market. Plus, are Ozempic pens…

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The Tyre Recycling Podcast | Episode #74 | John Loudermilk on Recovered Carbon Black’s Future 24:26

5M ago24:26

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John Loudermilk, CEO of Birla Carbon, joined The Tyre Recycling Podcast for Episode 74 to discuss the future of recovered carbon black (rCB). He shares Birla's strategy for scaling "sustainable carbonaceous materials," highlights the limiting factors for rCB, and reveals how research could unlock new applications. John also introduces Continua 8030…

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48. Green fields - can festivals be sustainable? 58:14

5M ago58:14

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It’s Glastonbury! As festival season kicks off, so does a tidal wave of waste, but also a chance for change. Festivals create a unique, closed environment ideal for using compostable plastics, reusable packaging, and cutting-edge sustainability tech. This week, we dive into the most exciting eco-initiatives happening on the festival circuit and ask…

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47. Recycling in flats - how to make it work 59:58

5M ago59:58

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Flats and houses of multiple occupation (HMOs) have long posed a challenge for the recycling industry, with high contamination rates and varied attitudes toward waste separation. In this episode, we explore what recent trials have revealed about improving recycling in these tricky settings and how much of a difference these changes could make acros…

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The Tyre Recycling Podcast | Episode #73 | Arthur Wagner on RFID Tech & REGOM's US Expansion 23:15

5M ago23:15

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Arthur Wagner from REGOM joined The Tyre Recycling Podcast for Episode 73 as we explored the technology behind their tyre identification systems and their expansion into the US market. Arthur discusses how REGOM's system, which already has 12 operational lines in Europe, helps achieve better valorisation by speeding up logistics, though it still re…

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46. Greenwashing exposed - the brands that mislead 58:43

5M ago58:43

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Greenwashing. It's a term we’re hearing far too often, especially about brands that should know better. In this episode, we unpack how slick marketing turns cost-cutting and empty promises into the illusion of sustainability. From misleading campaigns to carefully buried truths, we reveal how companies exploit eco-conscious consumers in the name of…

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45. Recycling labels explained, with Alice Harlock from OPRL 49:08

5M ago49:08

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This week on the podcast, James and Robbie sit down with Alice Harlock from OPRL, the organisation behind those “recycle” or “do not recycle” labels on packaging. We increasingly rely on these labels to guide our recycling habits, but how do they stay accurate in a world of constantly changing local rules and slow packaging timelines? Alice shares …

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44. RAM raid - should the Government control our packaging? 55:39

6M ago55:39

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As part of sweeping new recycling legislation, the UK Government is rolling out the Recyclability Assessment Methodology (RAM), a traffic light system rating how recyclable packaging really is. But is it any government’s job to steer material choices, or should markets decide? Could this stifle innovation in emerging materials without established r…

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43. Does plastic cause heart disease? 55:43

6M ago55:43

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Last month, headlines sounded the alarm: 'Plastic causes heart disease!' Scary? Definitely. But as usual, the reality is far more complex than the clickbait. What kind of plastic are we talking about? How exactly are we exposed to it? And if it’s so harmful, why are we still making it? In this episode, we cut through the noise, unpack the science, …

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42. Do we really only recycle 9% of plastic? 58:58

6M ago58:58

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The widely cited statistic that just 9% of plastic is recycled has become a common talking point, but how accurate is it? In this episode, we unpack the truth behind the number and explore the complex world of plastic recycling. From the recycling-friendly plastic bottle to the problematic flexible films, not all plastics are created equal, and nei…

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41. On a mission - what can we learn from plastic recycling in South Africa? 57:36

6M ago57:36

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Robbie is back from a Global Expert Mission to South Africa, where he explored the challenges and innovations shaping plastic recycling and sustainability. In this episode, he shares eye-opening insights from his trip, from the realities of landfills and the role of waste reclaimers to the impact of voluntary Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) …

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40. Is paper the new glass, with Will Connolly from Diageo 50:58

7M ago50:58

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Our first ever live episode, recorded at the NEC in Birmingham during Packaging Innovations! In this special episode, James and Robbie are joined by Will Connolly from Diageo, the creative force behind the paper-based packaging for iconic brands like Johnnie Walker and Baileys. Together, we dive deeper into the world of paperisation, exploring why …

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39. From plastic to paper - a greener move or greenwashed myth? 59:37

7M ago59:37

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The shift from plastic to paper is gaining momentum as brands look for more sustainable packaging, but is paper really the better option? This episode digs beneath the surface of the paper trend, uncovering hidden environmental concerns like increasing monoculture forests, water use and the carbon impact of paper. Plus, we also dive into how textil…

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38. Who is the best recycler in England? 51:24

7M ago51:24

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The recycling league tables are in! Recycling rates are on the rise, but there is a twist; the actual amount of packaging being recycled is going down. Confused? So were we. In this episode, we unpack this surprising contradiction and dive into the data. Which regions in England are leading the charge, and which are falling behind? And more importa…

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37. Eco-pets - reducing your pet’s carbon pawprint 54:34

7M ago54:34

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Happy National Pet Day! In this special episode, we're celebrating our beloved furry companions while exploring how to care for them in a more eco-friendly way. From sustainable pet diets to the best plastics for waste disposal, we’ll share simple tips to reduce your pet’s pawprint on the planet. Plus, how are pet food pouches recycled, are dog toy…

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The Tyre Recycling Podcast | Episode #72 | Tyrewise’s Adele Rose Talks Tyre Recycling in New Zealand 27:19

7M ago27:19

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Adele Rose from Tyrewise joined The Tyre Recycling Podcast for Episode 72 as we looked to find out about the scheme’s early success and their ongoing plans and strategy to develop New Zealand’s domestic market. At the moment, New Zealand optimal processing capacity is about 110,000 tonnes of tyres, but the market demand is currently around 35,000 t…

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36. Ditching disposables - making reusable coffee cups the new normal 56:27

8M ago56:27

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Despite years of effort, reusable cup initiatives have struggled to break through, often dismissed as 'interesting but not scalable'. Some coffee shops have even banned single-use cups, only to watch their sales drop. So, what’s really holding reuse back? And can we ever make it the norm? In this episode, we dive into the successes, setbacks, and l…

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35. How to recycle a coffee cup with Rob Tilsley from James Cropper 50:48

8M ago50:48

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This week on the podcast, James and Robbie dive deeper into the world of coffee cups with special guest Rob Tilsley from James Cropper, a UK pioneer in coffee cup recycling. Together, they unpack the hidden economics behind plastic-lined cups versus innovative new coatings, reveal how brands and retailers have been quietly working to collect our us…

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34. Cups, coatings, and confusion - why your coffee cup isn’t recycled 57:44

8M ago57:44

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We get through a staggering 3.2 billion single-use paper coffee cups every year and most of us assume they’re easily recyclable. But the reality? It’s not that simple. In this episode, we unpack why coffee cups are so hard to recycle, why they need to be collected separately, and what role those tricky plastic coatings play. Listen to find out what…

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33. Why finding plastic in the ocean is harder than you think 56:46

8M ago56:46

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Ocean plastic pollution is a massive problem, but it’s even worse than we think. Many imagine vast islands of floating rubbish, easy to scoop up and remove. The reality? Most of it is nearly invisible, scattered from the surface to the deepest trenches. On today’s episode of Talking Rubbish, we uncover the shocking truth about ocean plastic and why…

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32. Is Trump right to bring back plastic straws? 53:58

9M ago53:58

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It was only a matter of time before a Trump policy made its way onto Talking Rubbish, his ‘BACK TO PLASTIC’ post on social media sealed the deal. This week, we’re diving into the much-vilified drinking straw. What’s the best material for it? Is there any logic in returning to plastic? And why are we so strangely obsessed with straws in the first pl…

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31. Shattered - the end of glass packaging? 54:21

9M ago54:21

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With a wave of new recycling legislation on the horizon, weight-based costs are set to become the norm. Could this spell the end of glass packaging as companies pivot to lighter paper and plastic alternatives? In this episode, we break down four key pieces of legislation coming in the next few years and explore how they could reshape the packaging …

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30. A good car crash with Stuart Goldsmith, Climate Comedian 49:15

9M ago49:15

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This week, James and Robbie welcome Stuart Goldsmith, a climate comedian. Stuart has performed comedy on TV around the world, including on Live At The Apollo, Conan, and Russell Howard’s Stand Up Central. He now uses his material on climate to support sustainability teams of large organisations, and turn dread into hope and action. Lots of fun was…

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