This newsletter features why organizations need a smart battery containers, building the Future with POLYROK® & Superfy and cutting single-use plastic pollution in Canada.
Why organizations need a smart battery container
Executives for a sizable organisation understand the importance of sustainability and corporate social responsibility. Part of that responsibility includes properly disposing of electronic waste like used batteries to minimise environmental impact. While recycling programs for paper, plastic, and glass are common, e-waste recycling requires specialised handling and disposal.
POLYROK® establishes a lasting partnership with Superfy
Transparent Sustainability: Building the Future
POLYROK® has established a lasting partnership with Superfy to collaborate on innovative technology and smart tracking systems to manage and reuse post-consumer soft plastics, enhancing sustainability by reducing environmental impact and truck emissions through optimized collection and data-driven efficiency.
“By monitoring the entire process, from the collection of soft plastics to their manufacturing into finished products, we can demonstrate our commitment to sustainability.”
A roadmap to cutting 1/3 of single-use plastic pollution in Canada
A report by Oceana Canada suggests that Canada can cut single-use plastic by a third annually, amounting to 720,000 tonnes, through a federal policy roadmap targeting single-use plastic packaging, with recommendations spanning seven sectors to drastically reduce plastic waste by 2040.
About Superfy
Superfy delivers sustainable smart resource management solutions for the circular economy, empowering enterprises and connecting cities.
We are solving the problem of low recycling rates by enabling cost effective, scalable nationwide materials collection and recycling programmes. We support a wide variety of material collections, including batteries, soft plastics, organics and glass.
Our software platform, sensors and smart containers track and monitor waste and recycling materials, enabling operational improvements and efficiencies throughout the collection and processing value chain.