“Changing something means making a good thing even better”
5/24/2022 New Paths Video

“Changing something means making a good thing even better”

Vivian Loftin, co-founder of Recyda, is developing software with a team of programmers and packaging experts to assess the country-specific recyclability of packaging. Changes – not only in recycling requirements – are part of everyday life for Loftin. How she deals with it herself and what she understands by #TransitionInPackaging, she tells in the video story.

Vivian Loftin, Co-founder of Recycda GmbH Vivian Loftin, co-founder of Recyda

Vivian Loftin presents Recyda

Vivian Loftin, Co-founder of Recycda GmbH

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“Changing something means making a good thing even better”

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