Stop & Shop, Connecticut’s largest grocery store chain, and CLYNK, a technology-based bottle and can return system, combined this year for a five-store trial to increase recycling access and ...

Clynk, South Portland, Maine, has received a $22,500 one-year grant from the Maine Technology Institute (MTI) to commercialize investments made in its processing capacity, with the goal of increasing ...

A bottle and can redemption company based in South Portland is extending its reach into eastern Maine. Starting today, CLYNK will be offering its bag-and-tag system in Hannaford supermarkets at the ...

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This story was originally published on Waste Dive. To receive daily news and insights, subscribe to our free daily Waste Dive newsletter. Tomra, known for manufacturing reverse vending machines for ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Instead of feeding returnable cans and bottles one at a time into a machine, Connecticut residents should be able to simply drop ...

Redeeming bottles and cans has been a perennially messy job. Consumers returning bags of cans contend with sticky, leftover drops of soda and beer. Bringing back empty wine bottles also means bearing ...