Brazil leads can recycling rate for a decade

Brazil recycled 97.6 percent of its aluminium beverage cans in 2010, making it the world’s leading nation for ten years running.

Renault Castro (pictured), executive director of the Brazilian Association of Highly Recyclable Cans (Abralatas), made the announcement at the end of last month in Brasilia.

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