First guide to ecodesign principles for UK bed sector
The National Bed Federation (NBF) has published a guide to ecodesign principles, specifically for the UK bed sector.
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Research project to explore potential of Enhanced Landfill Mining
Landfill sites can give rise to different risks.
Cooperation for recycling of rare-earth magnets
Geomega Resources and USA Rare Earth have announced that they have entered into a Letter of Intent (LOI) to recycle rare earth-containing production waste from USA Rare Earth's future production of sintered neodymium iron boron (NdFeB) permanent magnets (sintered neo magnets) in the United States.
New design guidelines for flexible packaging
Produced by the Circular Economy for Flexible Packaging (CEFLEX) initiative - a partnership of over 160 European companies, associations, and organisations - the Designing for a Circular Economy (D4ACE) guidelines have been developed collaboratively with the entire flexible packaging value chain.
Clariant presents IR-detectable black masterbatches
Clariant's latest development is a range of deep, dark colors that normally would have required the use of carbon black pigments that makes them undetectable by NIR sensors.
5 rules of establishing a successful equipment maintenance strategy
Recycling is a fundamental part of industry today. Metal recycling is not only a necessity for a sustainable industrial model but offers both cost and waste reduction for production and manufacturing facilities.
New initiative to deliver recycled packaging in India
Manjushree Technopack Limited (MTL), India's largest rigid plastics packaging company and backed by Advent International, has launched its initiative "Born Again" to deliver recycled packaging material to the FMCG Industry and support brands in their journey of creating a greener world.
Plastics: Demand-pull measures crucial to recycling industry's survival
Demand for recycled plastics has been "very weak", "huge" stocks are overhanging the market and many companies are struggling with "a lack of liquidity", while at the same time low oil values have driven down prime plastic prices.
ESWET: The EU Taxonomy and the treatment of non-recyclable waste
ESWET released a policy briefing to welcome the adoption of the EU Taxonomy by the European Parliament and to stress the importance of non-recyclable waste treatment to ensure a green transition in the waste management sector.
PET recycling: towards a circular economy
Lightweight and inexpensive, plastic is one of the world's most used materials, but its extreme durability means that effective end-of-life management is critical.