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The suit accused Reynolds Consumer Products, the company behind Hefty bags, of mislabeling their bags as recyclable.

As a pumpkin spice lover, you know that Dunkin', Starbucks and 7-Eleven have released pumpkin spice menus, but did you also know you can give your kitchen garbage the pumpkin spice treatment? Hefty is ...

The Hefty ReNew bags are pulled off the recycling line at Rumpke and dumped down an orange chute to be sent to Hefty for recycling. It's been a year since Rumpke began accepting additional flexible ...

SAN FRANCISCO - Hefty Recycling Bags aren't recyclable; that's the nub of a federal class action lawsuit filed Friday in San Francisco against Reynolds Consumer Products Inc. and an affiliate, the ...

Hefty celebrates 60 years with a scent that screams “surprise party.” Hefty released limited-edition birthday cake-scented Ultra Strong trash bags to celebrate its 60th anniversary, priced at just 60 ...

Consumers who purchased certain trash bags over the past five years may be eligible for a share of a class action settlement. Reynolds Consumer Products settled an Illinois lawsuit against it that ...