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Here in Ireland we currently recycle 33 per cent of all plastics, ahead of our target of 22.5 per cent. The new plastic recycling targets of 50 per cent by 2025 and 55 per cent by 2030 are ambitious, ...

Repak has today warned that current projections forecast Ireland's plastic recycling rate will fall short of the 50% target by 2025 - as set out by the EU. However, Repak's annual report shows that it ...

We have been a nation of enthusiastic recyclers since 1997, when Ireland's packaging recycling compliance scheme, Repak, was established. We have over-achieved on every recycling target set out for us ...

Repak, which aims to enhancing packaging recycling in Ireland and promote a circular economy, has today appointed Zoё Kavanagh as its new CEO. Ms Kavanagh will take up her new job on May 1 and ...

Irish environmental organisation, Repak and waste recovery operator Panda have raised €20,000 in aid of Focus Ireland, through a joint plastic recycling initiative. The initiative, which was supported ...

Repak, the industry funded waste packaging compliance scheme has today launched its recycling hints and tips campaign in an effort to recycle over 300 tonnes at 60 special Green Christmas Centres ...

Special Repak Green Christmas initiatives have been organised by Repak and Tipperary North and Tipperary South County Councils to tackle the thirty per cent increase in packaging waste that occurs ...

IRELAND is expected to generate 86,000 tonnes of packaging waste this Christmas – an increase of 3,000 tonnes on 2017. This is the equivalent to the volume of packaging waste that both the cities of ...

Repak will invite local authorities to submit tenders for the scheme, under which Repak will fund two thirds of the cost of installing the bring banks.As part of the agreement, local authorities will ...

Special courts to tackle environmental offenders should be established in Ireland, according to packaging recycling firm Repak. The organisation called for dedicated courts for environmental affairs ...