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The EU’s Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR), which will shortly pass into law after the EU Council voted it through on 16 December, is one of the most significant pieces of legislation for the packaging and recycling value chains in decades and is set to fundamentally reshape both industries in the coming decades.
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The winners of the seven awards will be revealed on 2 April at the Plastics Recycling Show Europe, where all the finalists will also be showcased.
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The manually operated PHSH shredder from Höcker Polytechnik can shred up to 8,000 kg of material per hour into handy, easily transportable pieces. The shredded material is then fed to an existing disposal line either via conveyor belt or via an extraction hood and can be prepared for pressing.
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SK tes has announced a strategic partnership with the BMW Group.
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In light of ongoing discussions on steel and aluminium, EuRIC warns against imposing any restrictions on scrap exports.
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Mid of October 2024, Alpha Ecoplast, a member of Alpha Group, commissioned a Starlinger recoSTAR PET 215 HC iV+ PET bottle-to-bottle recycling system in their new facility near the city of Kosamba, Gujarat State.
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In Sweden, the deposit on PET and aluminium beverage containers will increase this year, making it even more attractive for consumers to sort materials properly to benefit the climate and environment.
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Researchers of Waseda University, Japan, have developed a novel electrical pulse method for carbon fibre recycling, enhancing efficiency and sustainability.
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The focus on finding solutions to solve the growing issue of textile waste is growing at both European and global level.
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An alliance of companies and associations from the plastics, packaging, consumer goods and recycling industries, has called on the European Commission to urgently implement existing as well as introduce legal mechanisms to control and certify imports of recycled plastics.
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FEAD has announced that ARI, a Danish organization representing 13 private waste management companies, has officially joined the association.
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Through its subsidiary Remex Minerals Singapore Pte. Ltd., 51 % of the shares in Singapore-based NEO Hardware Pte. Ltd. have now been acquired as part of a share deal. The transaction will take retroactive economic effect from November 1, 2023.