After having run twenty pilots across Europe in the past two years, the ECOSWEEE project, co-funded by the EU, has presented vital insights for enhancing the collection of small end-of-use electricals and batteries.
After having run twenty pilots across Europe in the past two years, the ECOSWEEE project, co-funded by the EU, has presented vital insights for enhancing the collection of small end-of-use electricals and batteries.
In light of ongoing discussions on steel and aluminium, EuRIC warns against imposing any restrictions on scrap exports.
Mid of October 2024, Alpha Ecoplast, a member of Alpha Group, commissioned a Starlinger recoSTAR PET 215 HC iV+ PET bottle-to-bottle recycling system in their new facility near the city of Kosamba, Gujarat State.
In Sweden, the deposit on PET and aluminium beverage containers will increase this year, making it even more attractive for consumers to sort materials properly to benefit the climate and environment.
Researchers of Waseda University, Japan, have developed a novel electrical pulse method for carbon fibre recycling, enhancing efficiency and sustainability.
The focus on finding solutions to solve the growing issue of textile waste is growing at both European and global level.
The BIOENCAPSULACIÓ Project introduces new algae-based hydrogels with high capacity to retain soil moisture along with agricultural films with biostimulant properties, both products are biodegradable and functionalized with these microorganisms, to the formulation of plasticulture products.
Ecotrace enables Südpack to analyse the entire life cycle of its products, as well as customer concepts, in terms of their environmental impact. These calculations are based on a cradle-to-grave …
Waste management company Geminor has reopened its processing facility in Landskrona, Sweden. The facility, which supplies fuel to Landskrona Energi, is integral to maintaining the area’s fully fossil-free district heating …
Srichakra Polyplast commissioned two new Starlinger PET bottle-to-bottle recycling lines in the first half of 2024.
The new Rotterdam facility, initially spanning 10,000 square meters with potential expansion to 40,000 square meters, represents a substantial investment in addressing the material needs of the EV market.
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