Michael Brunn

Representatives of European Organisations dealing with sustainable resource management welcome the European Commission's ambition on A New Circular Economy Action Plan, published on 11th March 2020.

The swedish watchmaker Triwa has launched a series of watches made from recycled ocean plastic.

Global Recycling Day 2020 has arrived and, although the world rightly focuses on its response to COVID-19, we encourage people around the world to remember the importance of recycling and to recognise the individuals, communities and businesses - some world renowned some unknown - who are the forefront of recycling innovation and best practice.

Thyssenkrupp Rasselstein and Hoffmann Neopac want to make new food cans from used cans, crown corks and twist-off closures.

The Fibersort machine is ready to start valorizing global textile waste, sorting ~900 kgs of post-consumer textiles per hour, enabling a closed textiles loop.

FEAD welcomes the ambitious new Circular Economy Action Plan put forward by the European Commission for a cleaner and more competitive Europe.

Tana Shark has been engineered to provide maximum uptime. The Tana Control System (TCS) together with the remote management system Tana ProTrack, allows to tune the process.

To achieve the objectives of the European Green Deal, an ambitious CEAP is vital and today's announcement marks an important step by the European Commission to draw a final line under the linear economy and establish clear priorities for the packaging sector.

CEWEP believes that it is very timely and necessary to introduce a new set of ambitious proposals for circularity, from product design to sustainable waste management.

The European Recycling Industries' Confederation (Euric) welcomes the publication of the Circular Economy Action Plan (CEAP) by the European Commission.