Global shredding brand UNTHA has shipped its first waste shredder to Ecuador, as worldwide waste management firm Geocycle prepares to deliver new co-processing solutions for clients in the South American country.
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2019 got off to a successful start for light and compact equipment manufacturer the Wacker Neuson Group, with revenue rising 17.3 percent to EUR 434.6 million (Q1/18: EUR 370.5 million).
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According to a new research report by Global Market Insights, the battery materials recycling market will surpass USD 40 billion by 2025.
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With a total recycling capacity of 1.7 million tonnes, rigid, post-consumer and post-industrial polyolefins, in particular HDPE and PP, are in the group of the most recycled streams in Europe.
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DEMETO, the chemical recycling project for PET, has announced Kolon and Remondis as new members of its Industrial Advisory Board.
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A recent market study published provides a holistic analysis of various trends, drivers, and restraints of the reusable water bottles market.
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One in four householders in Northern Ireland say they were not happy with the way their council has asked them to recycle their household waste.
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Today, Circle Economy announces the strategic partnership of Fashion for Good, the global initiative to make all fashion good, with its Switching Gear project. The initiative aims to accelerate re-commerce and rental business models in the apparel industry.
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PCC Recycling, a Poullaides Group company, is taking an important step towards a circular economy with modern recycling technology from Austria and Germany. The flexibility of the recycling facility solves several of the island’s problems at once.
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According to the lastest study by Global Market Insights, the waste heat recovery system market will surpass USD 80 Billion by 2025.
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World crude steel production for the 64 countries reporting to the World Steel Association (worldsteel) was 155.0 million tonnes (Mt) in March 2019, a 4.9% increase compared to March 2018.
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