News archive
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The EU-funded Futuram project has presented new applications for recycling and reusing critical raw materials. The initiative aims to strengthen Europe’s resource security.
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The Global Aluminium Can Collectors Alliance (GBCCA) has presented a new technology designed to strengthen aluminium can recycling. The initiative is intended to help close the loop and support a fully circular economy.
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MAS and Siempelkamp Size Reduction will showcase the Iqonic Twin Predensifier at K 2025. The system is designed to boost efficiency and quality in film and light material recycling.
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UK metals recycler S. Norton has announced a major investment at its Glasgow site. The expansion boosts capacity, efficiency, and environmental performance.
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As part of European Mobility Week, the Plastics Technology Centre Aimplas has unveiled Scootech, a demonstrator electric scooter that integrates plastronics technology. Plastronics combines electronics with plastics, enabling lighter, more …
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SMS group has taken full ownership of battery recycling company Primobius. The move aims to strengthen its position in the growing market for sustainable battery management.
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Recycling robotics startup Glacier has teamed up with Waste Connections for a new project in Pennsylvania. The partnership focuses on deploying AI-powered sorting robots to improve efficiency in material recovery.
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At K 2025 in Düsseldorf, Coperion will showcase technologies for compounding and plastics recycling. The company highlights twin screw extruders and digital tools for maintenance and process optimization.
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At Simac Tanning Tech 2025 in Milan, BASF will present new materials and processes for the footwear industry. The focus is on polyurethane solutions that enable recycling, reduce weight, and support automated manufacturing.
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The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has newly released an NOL (No Objection Letter) for the polypropylene cap-to-cap recycling process on the Starlinger recoSTAR dynamic recycling system.
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Stadler has completed a new high-performance paper and cardboard sorting facility for Italian multi-utility company Iren in Collegno, in the Turin area. Built in partnership with Pellenc ST the facility marks a major step forward in Turin’s circular economy infrastructure.
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Covering 60% of Europe’s installed plastics recycling capacity, the RecyClass Recycling Process Certification has become the leading certification scheme for plastics traceability across the region in only three years since its launch.
