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Procter & Gamble Launches Post-Consumer Waste Recycling Project In The Philippines

November 13, 2012: 12:00 AM EST
Procter & Gamble launched a pilot materials recovery facility project in the Philippines. Designed to overcome the lack of treatment and recovery infrastructure in developing countries, the "Waste to Worth" project is a joint venture with the Asian Development Bank. P&G said it plans to study the feasibility of other similar pilot projects in 2012–2020 as part of its efforts to eliminate landfill-bound post-consumption waste.
Maxine Perella, "P&G pilots first 'scalable MRF' for post-consumer waste", edie news, November 13, 2012, © Faversham House Group Ltd
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