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.
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.
According to the lastest study by Global Market Insights, the waste heat recovery system market will surpass USD 80 Billion by 2025.
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.
Three brand new fully electric vehicles are joining the City of London Corporation’s fleet, bringing the organisation a step closer to realising its goal of being the first authority to run a fully zero-emission fleet.
Austropressen will present at the Fachpack 2019 in Nuremberg its novelties and the wide range of solutions for the packaging industry.
Early April, a new report by the European Commission warned again that half of the EU countries were at risk of missing the recycling target of 50% by 2020. FEAD’s April 9 brainstorming workshop: From Setting Recycling Targets to Achieving Them revealed how circular economy’s stakeholders think the EU can succeed.
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Alcoa Foundation increases support of The Recycling Partnership through the All In On Recycling Challenge. Foundation’s $300,000 grant will boost recycling across the country
MORE, the single, unified digital platform to monitor the uptake of recycled polymers into products, is available to be used by converters since the 25th of April 2019.
Sesotec Canada Ltd. is a subsidiary of Sesotec GmbH, a manufacturer of metal detectors, x-ray inspection systems and sorting systems based in Germany.
Apple has announced a major expansion of its recycling programs, quadrupling the number of locations US customers can send their iPhone to be disassembled by Daisy, its recycling robot.
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