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Did you know 9/10 Irish people are attracted to a person that recycles
Swipe right for recycling! Repak calls on the nation to fall in love with recycling this Valentine’s Day. Over 500 people were questioned for the Repak study, which found that 92% think littering is an unattractive trait in a date, while four out of five people (80%) said that seeing a potential love interest litter would affect their opinion of them.
Read moreRepak Members’ Plastic Pledge Report 2018
Read morePmca Report On Online Consumer Sales 2018
Read morePlastic Packaging Recycling Strategy 2018-2030
Read moreAnnual Report 2017
Read moreRevealed - Irish shoppers attitude to recycling at Christmas
Repak has announced the results of new research* revealing Ireland’s recycling habits over the festive season which shows that while Irish shoppers claim to have the best of intentions, very few check where the packaging generated by retailers ends up.
Read moreRepak’s vision for a fairer playing field
In anticipation of the excesses of Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and of course the Christmas season, Repak commissioned a report by Dr. Pat McCloughan, Managing Director of PMCA Economic Consulting, on the volume of online consumer sales and the impact this has on additional packaging in Ireland.
Read moreRaidió Teilifís Éireann wins 2017 Overall Pakman Award
RTÉ was this evening named the winner of the 2017 Pakman Award, sponsored by Repak, at the third annual Pakman Awards. The awards ceremony, which took place at the InterContinental Dublin Hotel, saw 400 representatives from leading businesses, organisations and community groups come together to recognise excellence in recycling, energy and waste management.
Read more2017 Pakman Awards shortlist announced
Repak announced that Aldi Stores Ireland Limited, Clean Ireland Recycling, daa, Sligo University Hospital and Tipperary County Council have this morning are amongst the shortlist of nominees for the third annual Pakman Awards, powered by Repak.
Read moreRepak celebrates 20 years of packaging recycling success in Ireland
The not for profit recycling scheme reflects on the outstanding accomplishments to date and looks to the future of recycling in Ireland.Since its establishment in 1997, Repak has played a pivotal role in diverting over 10 million tonnes of packaging recycling from landfill. Repak has also assisted in providing a recycling bin outside almost every Irish household with the support of its extensive member network.
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