DS Smith launches Recyclability Evaluation Service

BusinessGreen staff
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DS Smith's Fibre Development Laboratory / Credit: DS Smith
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DS Smith's Fibre Development Laboratory / Credit: DS Smith

New service aims to help businesses assess recyclability of packaging and ensure materials and designs are in line with evolving regulatory requirements

Packaging giant DS Smith has this week announced the rollout of a new service to help businesses evaluate the recyclability of their packaging. The company said the service is designed to meet the growing...

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