CP Manufacturing celebrates 40 years of recycling
CP Manufacturing, headquartered in San Diego, CA is proud to celebrate 40 years of supplying equipment and processing solutions to the recycling industry.

CP Manufacturing, headquartered in San Diego, CA is proud to celebrate 40 years of supplying equipment and processing solutions to the recycling industry.

Since its founding on April 1, 1972, TOMRA has progressed from being a pioneer in automated recycling technology to a company today offering a diverse range of sensor-based solutions for various industries.
Gloucestershire environmental enterprise Community R4C presented an expert analysis of recently revealed figures in the controversial Javelin Park incinerator contract, concluding that the £500m deal with the County Council is bad for taxpayers and may be illegal.

Zenrobotics will deliver a robotic waste sorting system to Sunshine Groupe in Melbourne, Australia. The three-armed ZenRobotics Recycler unit (ZRR3) will be the first of it's kind in Australia and it is expected to be fully operational in spring 2017.

The Andritz AG supervisory board has appointed Mark von Laer as new Chief Financial Officer.

Based on LIBS, Oxford Instrument's handheld analyser has been mainly designed for the rapid identification of a wide range of alloys in manufacturing plants within multiple industries and the scrap metal processing/recycling markets.

First Vice-President Frans Timmermans also presented a Circular Economy Finance Support Platform and issued guidance to member states on converting waste to energy.

Over 800.000 new jobs could be created across the EU if MEPs in the European Parliament's Environment Committee vote for both an ambitious recycling target and to strongly support the refurbishing and reusing sectors on Tuesday, said the European Environmental Bureau (EEB).

The waste-to-energy plant Ferrybridge 2 will be engineered and constructed by Hitachi Zosen Inova (HZI).
A new survey shows U.S. adults do not accept common statements made about the recycling industry to be true.

The new facility in Halmstad, Sweden, has been developed in close collaboration with customers and partners, including those from the automotive industry.

As with many other products, batteries at the end of life also raise the question of how to handle them further. So far, recycling has been considered the best solution. In the study "Recycling or Second Use? Supply Potentials and Climate Effects of End-of-Life Electric Vehicle Batteries" concluded that continued use is the better option, at least from an environmental point of view. But that doesn't mean that recycling doesn't play a role. The study was published in "Environmental Science & Technology".

FEAD has unveiled its 10 policy recommendations for the upcoming Circular Economy Act, a crucial step to ensure that Europe's circular economy ambitions are met with concrete, actionable legislation.

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.

The dramatic increase in energy prices poses a substantial challenge to the European recycling industries.

FEAD welcomes the European Commission's proposal for a Regulation on batteries and waste batteries, fully in line with the Green Deal and the new Circular Economy Action Plan.

The 25th anniversary edition of ICBR innovated this year and proposed a unique experience for delegates to choose between attending in person or online. All presentations, panel discussion, and workshop were featured on-site and virtually for the delegates from around the globe.

The Steering Committee of ICBR, the International Congress for Battery Recycling has announced that the Honorary Award for lifetime services to the battery recycling industry is awarded to Dr Jean-Pol Wiaux.

Following Wednesday's plenary vote at the European Parliament, FEAD greatly welcomes the resolution of the European Parliament on the European Green Deal.
180 governments adopted the Norwegian proposal to amend the Basel Convention. Now, EU Waste Shipment Regulation must be adapted in order to avoid hindering EU recycling and recovery markets, says FEAD.