The Wendy’s Company Joins How2Recycle Label Program

The Wendy's Company has joined the How2Recycle label program, providing educational information on proper packaging disposal and recycling for customers.

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The Wendy’s Company Joins How2Recycle Label Program

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The Wendy's Company has joined the How2Recycle label program to provide educational information on proper packaging disposal and recycling for customers. The program will be implemented on Wendy's packaging in the United States and Canada.

Charlottesville, VA and Dublin, OH - Today, The Wendy’s Company announced that it is a new member of the How2Recycle® label program. By partnering with How2Recycle and implementing the label program, Wendy’s® packaging in the United States and Canada will feature educational information for Wendy’s customers on the proper way to dispose of and recycle consumer-facing restaurant packaging.

The How2Recycle label is a U.S. and Canada-based standardized labeling system that enables companies to clearly communicate how to recycle a package, improve the reliability, completeness and transparency of recyclability claims, provide a labeling system that is designed to follow the United States Federal Trade Association and Competition Bureau Canada’s guidance, and increase the availability and quality of recycled material.

“We are proud to partner with How2Recycle as we identify solutions that will help us advance and communicate our sustainable packaging goals and reduce our environmental footprint,” said Liliana Esposito, Wendy’s Chief Corporate Affairs and Sustainability Officer. “Communicating transparently and effectively on our packaging is an important step on our sustainable packaging journey, in addition to educating our customers on how to properly dispose of our packaging after use.”

Wendy’s customers can anticipate seeing the How2Recycle label on U.S. and Canada packaging start to roll out in 2022.

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This story was originally published in Franchising.com on November 12, 2021. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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