The Dutch company Holland Recycling has specialised in the disposal and processing of used IT equipment since 2010. The company focuses on electronic recycling with the recovery of metals and the treatment of printed circuit boards in more than 25 quality categories, enabling the extraction of secondary raw materials and precious metals.
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Registration has opened for the 2026 editions of E-Waste World, Battery Recycling, Metal Recycling, and ITAD & Circular Electronics Expo, which will again take place as co-located events organised by Trans-World Events. The four trade fairs will be held on 17 and 18 June 2026 at Messe Frankfurt, Germany.
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Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) is one of the fastest-growing waste recycling streams. It covers anything with a plug, power cord or battery that has been disposed of.
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Recycling Europe has published a roadmap calling for measures to increase circularity in Europe’s waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) sector, as volumes of electrical and electronic waste continue to rise across the European Union.
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Comstock and its subsidiary Comstock Metals have received all required regulatory approvals for the commissioning of an industrial-scale recycling facility for end-of-life solar panels and photovoltaic materials in Silver Springs, Nevada.
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The global volume of electronic waste continues to rise and is making e-waste the fastest-growing waste stream worldwide. At the same time, demand for high-purity secondary raw materials is increasing across manufacturing industries. Against this background, weeeSwiss Technology AG, a subsidiary of the Stadler Group, analyses the market forces and technical requirements shaping modern WEEE recycling.
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In 2023, 11.6 kg of electrical and electronic equipment waste (WEEE or e-waste) was officially collected per inhabitant in the EU compared with the 32.2 kg of new electrical and electronic equipment (EEE) per person put on the market.
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BIR is joining forces with the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) to develop the next issue of the Global E-Waste Monitor – “the textbook for end-of-life electronics policy”. BIR says the partnership will bring global visibility to the true impact of electronics recycling.
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Ahead of the deployment of digital product passports for batteries (2027) and electronics (2030), the CE-RISE project highlights the importance of testing circular solutions in practice.
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With European demand for critical raw materials growing alongside geopolitical tensions and supply risks, a major analysis offers fundamental new data on the rapidly expanding size and value of Europe’s “urban mine” of electronic waste.
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The European Electronics Recyclers Association (EERA) has announced the appointment of Judith Wanjala as its new Policy, Communications and Members Officer, effective 1 October 2025.
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