Why does Kansas City recycle its glass this way? It wasn’t always like this. Deffenbaugh Industries, which used to provide recycling in the metro, accepted glass up until the early 2000s.

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Now, the nonprofit is launching a glass-crush truck to start the recycling process even closer to the source. “That glass was heading outside of our borders and costing the city more than it’s ...

Infinite Recycled Technologies, an offshoot of Watson Recycling, is collecting architectural glass at a Rochester construction site. Infinite is the only U.S. company that is recycling window glass.

Glass food and beverage containers are an important part of the recycling process because they can be reused several times and are a cheaper way to make new glass.

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As such, the city’s glass-recycling vendor isn’t accepting glass. “While we explore long-term solutions, all collected glass will be sent to the landfill,” the Sept. 24 post reads.

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Now, the nonprofit is launching a glass-crush truck to start the recycling process even closer to the source. “That glass was heading outside of our borders and costing the city more than it’s ...