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January 18, 2012

ReCORK launches CORKWATCH mobile web app

ReCORK is super excited to announce the new CORKWATCH mobile web app. Co-developed with our friends at the Cork Quality Council, this new app is your on-the-go directory for wines bottled with natural cork.

Posted by: Matt Hughes at 11:26 a.m. General Comments (0)

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FAQS

What is ReCORK by Amorim?
Who is Amorim?
Who is SOLE?
What are the goals for the program?
How does the program work?
Where do the corks come from?
Do you pay for corks?
Do you pay for shipping the corks?
Your web site lists two types of collection options: "Public Collection Partners" and "Recycling Partners." This seems confusing. What is the difference?
Where do the used corks end up?
How will the corks be used?
What do you mean by "Upcycling"?
Where are the products available?
Why recycle wine corks?
How many corks have you collected to date?
Are all wine closures recyclable?
Some corks, like Champagne cork, are made of cork particles. Are these OK to recycle?
Are cork oak trees cut down for their bark?
What are recycled wine corks used for?
Do cork oaks grow in the U.S.?
What makes natural cork environmentally special?
How do cork forests play into recycling?
Tell me about your tree-planting program.
Where are the products available?

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