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A leading group of stakeholders in the e-waste sector is calling on the EU to fundamentally change its policy on waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE).
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Broadening the market potential of plastic recyclates and thereby furthering the uptake of recycled content across Europe is APK AG’s core objective.
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During the Corona Lockdown in spring 2020 German PET recycler BTB PET-Recycling GmbH & Co. KG installed a new preheating unit and another SSP reactor supplied by Starlinger recycling technology.
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A publicly-listed company that has spent more than two decades perfecting its system of turning banana plantation waste into wood and paper products says it has proven the profitability of the technology and is preparing for a global expansion.
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Joago’s mission is to show that recycled materials lead to great products thus moving from destructive consumption towards a zero-waste system. We focus on transforming collected ocean waste into beautiful masterpieces.
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The European Week for Waste Reduction (EWWR) is back for another intensive week of awareness-raising events from 21 to 29 November 2020.
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New research launched by Blancco Technology Group explores enterprise perspectives on e-waste and highlights both the e-waste and sustainability challenges and opportunities that the COVID-19 pandemic has created.
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Most often used for stacking goods, Brits are turning to recycling pallets and adapting them into furniture.
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Study: Brominated flame retardants not hindering recycling of WEEE plastics
The International Bromine Council, has released a comprehensive report regarding WEEE plastics flows and recycling efforts in Europe.
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Stimulus packages amounting to billions of euros have been and are being launched worldwide to mitigate the economic and social impacts of the coronavirus crisis.
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On November 17, Stena Metall, together with the Danish company Vestforbrænding, inaugurated the world’s first full-scale HaloSep plant.
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When it comes to hiring first-class machines, you should head to Oud-Alblas in the Netherlands, about 25 km from Rotterdam.






