Rhoda Miel is a reporter for Plastics News, specializing in covering the plastics industry. With a focus on industry trends, innovations, and challenges, Rhoda's articles provide valuable insights into the world of plastics manufacturing, recycling, and sustainability.
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Rhoda Miel's articles predominantly focus on the manufacturing industry, with a significant emphasis on press releases and private sector announcements. Her coverage also includes themes related to sales & marketing.
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By: Steve Toloken, Rhoda Miel
Fresh from Busan, South Korea, assistant managing editor Steve Toloken talks about the latest round of global plastics treaty talks held by the United Nations Environment Programme.
Inventing plastic lumber Thomas Nosker's work to create lumber out of recycled plastics has led to projects around the world.
Waste pickers on the front line for recycling What does a good recycling system look like? Apparently, that depends on where you live.
A 'call to action' for toymakers Santa may be ready for this year's holiday season, but 2025 could require more cash.
By: Steve Toloken, Rhoda Miel
When diplomats, environmental groups and the plastics industry next meet to discuss a possible global plastics treaty, expect more discussions about the potential for fees on some resins.
Bad math for a viral plastic utensils story You may have run across one of many, many stories recently about a report stating that black plastic kitchen utensils such as spatulas are a health concern.
Bag fees put into use for other sustainability programs State and local governments say they have reduced consumers' reliance on single-use plastic bags through bans, fees and taxes.
Foxconn may be hunting for auto acquisitions Could consumer electronics giant Foxconn have prompted merger talks between Japanese carmakers Honda Motor Co. and Nissan Motor Co.?
Sonoco Products Co. will sell its thermoforming and flexible packaging business to Japan-based Toppan Holding Co. in a $1.8 billion deal that will see it mostly exit plastic packaging.
Dock strike potential could cause a post-holiday headache A supply chain snarl from earlier this year may spill over to cause problems in 2025.
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