News archive
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Nextek’s Nextloopp, the 43-strong multi-participant global project that is closing the loop on post-consumer food-grade recycled Polypropylene (FgrPP), has reached a new pivotal point in its two year project.
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Weibold Academy article series discusses periodically the practical developments and scientific research findings in the end-of-life tire (ELT) recycling and pyrolysis industry.
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Vecoplan wants to show a fully revamped version of the proven VAZ shredder, featuring a highly flexible modular design.
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FEAD welcomes the EU Strategy for Sustainable and Circular Textiles presented on 30 March by the European Commission as part of a package to make sustainable products the norm in the EU.
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DGrade opened its first sorting facility situated in Abu Dhabi to produce high-quality recycled plastic content for the industries with the help of Tomra’s Autosort and Autosort flake.
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On the occasion of its 30th anniversary, RIGK will be at IFAT to showcase solutions and cooperation arrangements connected with its EPR systems (extended producers´ responsibility) for used packaging and plastics.
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The ground-breaking ceremony on April the 6th signals the start of work on a new R&D centre at the Erema site in Ansfelden.
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In addition to the innovations in the exhibition hall, Sennebogen will present four more machines live in action at the VDMA Demonstration Days and the VDMA Crushing Zone.
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Extensive technological developments, a ban on fossil fuels, less construction, fewer flights, fewer car journeys and lower levels of beef and dairy consumption: Only by taking all these measures in combination can Sweden get closer to emission levels in line with the Paris Agreement, according to a new research report commissioned by the Swedish Parliament.
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Eggersmann will be using its presence at IFAT 2022 to present innovative technologies and processes in the areas of plant engineering, stationary technology (key machines) and mobile recycling machines to customers and visitors.
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Blickfeld, a LiDAR sensor technology start-up is highlighting the benefits which a number of major industries can gain through deploying 3D LiDAR technology to accurately and easily measure the volumes of their bulk material.
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Plastic converters and other value chain actors can now certify their conversion data






