The Village of Mount Horeb will begin service with Pellitteri Waste Systems in 2024.
The Village of Mount Horeb will begin service with Pellitteri Waste Systems in 2024.
Pellitteri Waste Systems won the 2023 Business Friend of the Environment Award from the Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce.
David and Danielle Pellitteri, of Pellitteri Waste Systems, accept the recycling education award from the Associated Recyclers of Wisconsin.
Managing holiday waste can be overwhelming, so here are some tips for making your holidays a little simpler — and greener.
As chemical recyclers try and tackle a mammoth industry pain point—hard-to-recycle plastics—they should partner with materials recovery facilities (MRFs). Together they can strengthen the plastics recycling system while mutually benefiting their respective businesses; or so that is a takeway of a recent Closed Loop Partners report.
Contrary to some reports, plastics recycling is still a worthwhile thing to do in Madison.
Pellitteri Waste Systems was honored to donate our dumpster services to this year’s Design For A Difference-Madison project, which provided a free interior makeover to the Common Threads Resource Center.
The Windsor Village Board selected Pellitteri Waste Systems as the village's new waste disposal and recycling contractor starting in 2023 in an unanimous vote in their Sept. 15 board meeting.
Madison residents have gotten better at recycling, but they're still putting tons of trash in the green bins.
Plastic pollution is a global threat on our lands and seas. Since World War II, we have created over 9 billion cubic tons of it, yet its recycling remains extremely limited.
“I am pleased to represent NWRA and the private waste industry on this study group,” said Pellitteri. “I look forward to working with my colleagues on the study group as well as policymakers on important issues affecting the waste and recycling industry.”