Combined Resources Inc.

Great to see our longtime customer and Chief Sourcing Officer of Get Fresh Produce, Sam Perri, stopping by the CRI booth at the Golbon Conference—pictured here with our Sales Director, Steve Wald. Combined Resources Inc. Resources has partnered with Get Fresh Produce for nearly a decade, so connecting at events like this is always a highlight! #Golbon #SpringConference #Networking #CRIFirstShow #FoodserviceIndustry #B2BConnections #Distributors #Suppliers #Recycling #Sustainability #Reduse #Reuse #Recycle

Longtime owner Mark Durante and recent partner Steve Wald were busy making meaningful connections for CRI at our Golbon booth! It was a fantastic event—an incredible opportunity to network and introduce more people to the Combined Resources name. In just a day and a half, CRI held nearly 30 meetings… now that’s a packed schedule! #Golbon #SpringConference #CRIFirstShow #TeamCRI #Networking #FoodserviceIndustry #B2BConnections #Suppliers #Distributors #BuildingConnections #SmallBusinessBigImpact #Reduce #Reuse #Recycle #Sustainability

One week ago, Golbon kicked off its annual Spring Conference—and CRI was thrilled to be part of our very first show! Think speed dating, but for business: over 180 companies connecting, networking, and exploring new opportunities together. An incredible experience to be a part of. More photos coming soon—stay tuned! #Golbon #SpringConference #Networking #CRIFirstShow #FoodserviceIndustry #B2BConnections #Distributors #Suppliers #Recycling #Sustainability #Reduse #Reuse #Recycle

New Jersey’s Push for Greener Packaging New Jersey is proposing a law that would require all packaging to be recyclable or compostable by 2034. This move targets everyday waste items like bubble wrap and foam peanuts, setting a precedent for other states to follow. This policy shift signals a growing demand for sustainable packaging solutions. At Combined Resources, Inc., we help businesses find eco-friendly alternatives for waste management. Do you think more states should adopt similar laws? #CombinedResources #CRI #Reduce #Reuse #Recycle #Sustainability #Packaging #Shipping #NewJersey #EcoFriendly #GreenerTomorrow

California’s Legislative Push for Textile Recycling The fashion industry is one of the biggest polluters, but California is leading the charge for change! A new bill—the Responsible Textile Recovery Act—will require clothing producers to implement recycling systems, shifting responsibility from consumers to manufacturers. This is a game-changer for the circular economy in fashion, pushing brands toward more sustainable production and waste management. At Combined Resources, Inc., we believe every industry has a role to play in sustainability. Let’s innovate and make recycling the norm, not the exception. What do you think—should more states follow California’s lead? #CombinedResources #CRI #Sustainability #Reduce #Reuse #Recycle #TextileRecycling #FashionRecycling #Innovations #GreenerTomorrow

Breakthroughs in Sustainable Metal Recycling Nth Cycle’s ‘The Oyster’ technology is revolutionizing metal recycling, extracting nickel and cobalt from electronic waste with 90% fewer emissions than mining. This type of innovation is crucial for making recycling more efficient and environmentally friendly. At Combined Resources, Inc., we’re always excited about new ways to transform waste into resources. What material do you think needs a recycling revolution next? #CombinedResources #CRI #Sustainability #Reduce #Reuse #Recycle #MetalReycling #Innovations #GreenerTomorrow

The Future of Fashion Recycling is Here Imagine a world where your old clothes don’t end up in landfills but become raw materials for new fashion. Companies like Reju and Syre are making this vision a reality with large-scale textile-to-textile recycling plants. This is a huge step toward circular fashion, reducing reliance on virgin materials. At Combined Resources, Inc., we believe these types of closed-loop systems are the future of waste management. Would you pay more for clothing made from 100% recycled materials? #CombinedResources #CRI #Reduce #Reuse #Recycle #Sustainability #TextileRecycling #FashionRecycling #GreenerTomorrow #Thrifting

The Future of Plastic Waste Management The global plastic waste management market is set to grow from $35.81B in 2024 to $44.45B by 2030. Innovations in recycling technology and policy changes are driving this growth. At Combined Resources, Inc., we work to help businesses reduce plastic waste and find sustainable alternatives. How do you think we can speed up the transition to a plastic-free future? #CombinedResources #Sustainability #CRI #Reduce #Reuse #Reycle

Nail-less Boxes: A New Innovation in Pallet Design Innovating the Pallet Industry – No Nails, No Problem! A devastating wildfire season in Australia has sparked a new approach to pallet design—nail-less boxes. This innovation is helping to address material shortages while maintaining efficiency in supply chains. At CRI, we’re always on the lookout for innovative, sustainable solutions that improve the way businesses handle packaging and logistics. Could nail-less designs be the future of the pallet industry? Let’s discuss! #Sustainability #Innovation #PalletIndustry #CRI

The North American Pallet Market is Booming! The North American pallet market is expanding rapidly, reflecting a growing demand for efficient, reliable logistics solutions. As businesses scale operations, the need for cost-effective pallet supply, recycling programs, and sustainable practices has never been greater. At CRI, we’re committed to supporting this growth with custom pallet solutions and innovative recycling programs. Let’s discuss how we can optimize your pallet usage to reduce costs and improve efficiency. #Pallets #Logistics #Recycling #Sustainability #CRI