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Minimum Wage Increase Takes Out California's Biggest Recycling Biz frontpagemag.com/point/274554/m…
California is the home of recycling. And the recycling business is failing.

California's largest operator of recycling redemption centers shut down Monday and laid off 750 employees.

So much for all those "Green Jobs" that the 2020 Democrats keep promising.
RePlanet closed all 284 of its centers, and company president David Lawrence said the decision was driven by increased business costs and falling prices of recycled aluminum and PET plastic, the San Jose Mercury News reported.
“With the continued reduction in state fees, the depressed pricing of recycled aluminum and PET plastic, and the rise in operating costs resulting from minimum wage increases and required health and workers compensation insurance...”
”... the Company has concluded that operation of these recycling centers and supporting operations is no longer sustainable,” a company spokesman said in a statement Monday.”
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