Steel reprocessor Corus has said it
has achieved an 80% increase in the recovery of steel cans through its
CanRoute centres.
The company's latest annual report suggests
that 25,000 tonnes of steel cans are being sent to the five Corus plants
to be reprocessed from the 13 CanRoute centres across the UK. The Corus report, Targeting Recycling, also
reveals that the company supported 31 local authorities, community groups
and waste management companies to boost steel can collections, using money
from the producer responsibility system, via the issuing of packaging
waste recovery notes (PRNs). John May, manager at Corus, said: "There has
been a significant increase in the level of steel can recycling in 2004,
which has seen the level of steel packaging recycled reach 46%. This is
very positive, however, there is still potential to increase this activity
further."
来源：letsrecycle.com
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