If you’ve long tossed your pizza boxes into the trash, figuring—along with many other Americans—that the grease and cheese leftover on the cardboard meant it couldn’t be recycled, Domino’s wants you ...

Pizza boxes can be recyclable, but there’s a couple things to know before tossing one in the bin. Most boxes are made of corrugated cardboard, which are usually one of the easiest materials to recycle ...

Domino’s wants to see customers recycle their pizza boxes. On Monday, Domino’s and its primary box supplier, WestRock, are launching recycling.dominos.com—a website to share the facts about pizza box ...

Restaurants are having a tough time in 2020, as consumers are dining at home more than ever with the COVID-19 pandemic wreaking havoc on their usual habits and causing many to cut back on dining out.

Tossing a pizza box into the recycling bin seems like a guilt-free chaser to America’s favorite dining shortcut. Yet a standard cardboard pizza box, with its greasy remnants, is large enough to ...

ANN ARBOR, Mich., July 20, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Domino's (NYSE: DPZ), the largest pizza company in the world based on global retail sales, wants to see customers recycle their pizza boxes. Today, ...

You’ve probably had this argument over greasy pizza boxes: recycle? Or no? In New York City, the answer is yes, as long as the box has just basic oil spots. If it’s caked with cheese or gunk? Trash it ...