Eco-Workshop No. 4: The Cardboard Pencil Cup
The new school year is well under way. Now it’s time to organize your little scholars’ study area. First step: find a quiet, well-lit…
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Eco-Workshop No. 2: The Cardboard Speakers
Summer is often synonymous with family outings and impromptu dinners with friends. And on special occasions, music is generally the key element that adds…
Giving back by giving to the community
- On November 29 and 30, 2014, Cascades attended the Santa Claus Parade in Victoriaville and Sherbrooke to raise funds for Centraide, an organization the…
RESPAK: Packaging just got better
- The food industry uses packaging made from a variety of materials, including plastic, cardboard, polystyrene, and I could go on. Did you know? Across…
A cardboard cooler in the desert!
- Last year, our team put the ThermaFreshTM cooler to the test at the 12th edition of the Trophée Roses des Sables, which took place…
The sorting centre, step by step
- For most of us, recycling is something we now do by force of habit; it’s part of our daily lives. But have you ever…
An Innovative Fruit Basket
- The beginning of summer in Québec is synonymous with the arrival of a variety of small fruits that will delight young people and old…
A thorny choice: natural or artificial Christmas tree?
-- They come in green, in white, in blue. Some of them have that “new” smell; others smell “genuine.” Which one do you prefer: natural…
Housing for all – Cascades partners with Habitat for Humanity
Have you heard about My Pretty Playhouse? Cascades recently launched a new children's playhouse made of 100 percent recycled cardboard. On top of providing hours of…
Recycled fibre: how do you reconcile eco-friendliness and food safety?
In a recent post, we discussed the food safety challenge posed by the presence of mineral oil in recycled fibres. We argued that although several…
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