California Mattress Recycling: What Retailers Need to Know
MRC-sponsored article in Furniture Today reviews retailer obligations in the state of California, including recent changes to mattress recycling laws. Beginning 1/1/21 ALL retailers must offer take-back of a used mattress with delivery of a new one. Links, resources and a webinar offer guidance on how to comply. Learn More
MRC Highlights October 2020 Issue
MRC News -- New Website Launched, California Take-Back Webinar, Connecticut Fee Increase and much more! Learn More
Mattress Recycling Council Awards Another $82,000 to California Mattress Collection Sites
ALEXANDRIA, Va. — The Mattress Recycling Council (MRC), which operates the Bye Bye Mattress program in California, has awarded another $82,000 in funding to… Learn More
Mattress Recycling Council Turns 5
Cover story in Sleep Savvy magazine about MRC marking its 5th year, reaching major milestones, continuing to raise awareness about mattress recycling and making the process easier and more efficient. Learn More
Mattress Recycling Council Increases Connecticut Program’s Recycling Rate For Fifth Consecutive Year
Annual report also touts increase in units collected and comprehensive residential coverage ALEXANDRIA, Va. – As the Mattress Recycling Council (MRC) completed its… Learn More
Mattress Recycling Council Advances Pocketed Coil Recycling Technology
ALEXANDRIA, Va. — The Mattress Recycling Council (MRC) has completed a sponsored research project with Wisconsin-based Knoble Design LLC to explore a novel approach… Learn More
Mattress Recycling Council’s Rhode Island Program Continues Growth
More than 82,000 mattresses collected and 1,271 tons of material recycled in fourth year of operations ALEXANDRIA, Va. – In its annual report… Learn More
Fifth Anniversary: MRC Comes of Age
MRC cover story in Bed Times magazine details program growth and success as it celebrates 5 years and 6 million mattresses. Learn More
Orange County, Calif. and MRC Team Up to Offer Free Recycling Service
Orange County’s landfills will no longer bury mattresses SANTA ANA, Calif. – OC Waste & Recycling (OCWR) and the Mattress Recycling Council… Learn More