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A new EU-funded project aims to transform olive waste into valuable products like animal feed, additives, packaging, and biogas. The initiative seeks to cut food waste by at least 25 % and strengthen the Mediterranean agri-food sector.
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A 140-tonne-per-hour waste recycling plant on the Swedish island of Gotland marks a major step in sustainable construction. Roma Grus, in partnership with CDE, is turning construction, demolition and excavation waste into valuable new resources.
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Ineos Styrolution has marked a milestone with the first commercial delivery of recycled styrene monomer from Indaver’s new depolymerisation plant in Antwerp. The material is suitable for food-grade and medical applications.
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Martin Engineering emphasizes the importance of proper maintenance and monitoring of conveyor belt cleaners. Safe servicing extends component life, improves performance, and reduces safety risks.
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World crude steel production for the 70 countries reporting to the World Steel Association (Worldsteel) was 145.3 million tonnes (Mt) in August 2025, a 0.3% increase compared to August 2024.
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A new study highlights that current UK tax policies undermine the government’s own circular economy ambitions. Researchers argue that inconsistent incentives discourage reuse and recycling while making wasteful practices cheaper.
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The European Electronics Recyclers Association (EERA) has announced the appointment of Judith Wanjala as its new Policy, Communications and Members Officer, effective 1 October 2025.
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Spanish recycler Eslava Plásticos has introduced AI-based optical sorting modules from Pellenc ST to enhance the quality of its HDPE recycling stream. The technology enables higher purity and greater throughput.
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Technology provider Coperion will showcase its expanded portfolio of feeding and weighing solutions at K 2025. Following the integration of Coperion K-Tron and Coperion (formerly Schenck Process FPM), the company …
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Zen Robotics and US Conveyor have received a repeat order for seven Heavy Picker robots from a U.S. steel recycler. The deal highlights growing demand for AI-driven scrap metal sorting.
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EU lawmakers have struck a deal on new measures to tackle water pollution. While the agreement introduces stricter monitoring, environmental groups warn that existing protections are being diluted.
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Bulk Handling Systems will build a state-of-the-art recycling facility in Grand Junction, Colorado. Operated by Bruin Waste, the plant will be the first fully automated MRF on the Western Slope.
