Sabine Hatzfeld
Editor
Circular Economy: Don't miss the chance
After years of stagnation, the European recycling industry is finally experiencing a revival. The main triggers are the EU Circular Economy Package and the planned EU plastics strategy.
Organisers behind the first international Global Recycling Day to announce Sims Metal Management, as a Founding Sponsor of the initiative.
A day of events has been confirmed in Johannesburg, including a city-wide clean-up campaign, to celebrate Global Recycling Day. It will be held on Friday 16 March, just two days ahead first ever Global Recycling Day (18 March).
Metal Recycling Market Growth and Sales Forecast by 2027
The major factor driving the growth of metal recycling market is attributed to increasing industrialization and urbanization, rising income, and spending capability of people in developing economies such as China, Brazil and India.
Global Recycling Day organisers announce Swedish outdoor brand Fjällräven as their first official Marketing Partner.
The EWWR 2017 Awards Ceremony will take place at 11am on 22 May 2018 in Brussels. The EWWR will celebrate the most outstanding actions on waste reduction organised during the European week for Waste Reduction 2017.
Cronimet recycles gas turbines
With the documented destruction of aircraft turbines in 2016, Cronimet broke new ground in the recycling of finite resources. At the end of last year, the company further recycled its first gas turbine; the second one in January.
Upcoming Gobal Recycling Day
The Bureau of International Recycling Calls Upon World Leaders to Implement New Approach for Earth's Seventh Resource.
New waterproof scales available
UK weighing scales manufacturer, Marsden, has launched a new range of scales with IP68-certified protection from water, which are especially applicable for waste management plants.
Andritz Group: Solid business development in 2017
International technology group Andritz saw satisfactory business development overall in the past business year. The Executive Board will propose an increased dividend payment of 1.55 EUR per share to the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders.