How are you sure discs dropped in retail bins are making it to trex, given the studies done showing a lot of plastic films in retail bins doesn't make it to recyclers?
There were several high-profile stories in the news last year, where news organizations placed radio-transmitters into the retail store drop-off bins at Walmart and Target, and the radio transmitters ended up at landfills. However, these were not retail stores part of the Trex network, and Trex does not do business with these companies because of this problem. We only list locations that are part of the Trex network on www.Obaggo.com. If you ask retail store managers about the recycling of bags, they will almost always say, "we are in the grocery business, not the recycling business". This is the fundamental problem with retail store drop-off, and why Obaggo is working towards an alternative solution.
There were several high-profile stories in the news last year, where news organizations placed radio-transmitters into the retail store drop-off bins at Walmart and Target, and the radio transmitters ended up at landfills. However, these were not retail stores part of the Trex network, and Trex does not do business with these companies because of this problem. We only list locations that are part of the Trex network on www.Obaggo.com. If you ask retail store managers about the recycling of bags, they will almost always say, "we are in the grocery business, not the recycling business". This is the fundamental problem with retail store drop-off, and why Obaggo is working towards an alternative solution.