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Lindner continues expanding its global market presence with the foundation of Lindner LATAM. Working with local partners, the company is driving recycling solutions for waste processing and strengthening its customer service.

The SOPHIA project aims to increase the current reuse, repair and recycling rates of end-of-life solar panels.

The European Commission today proposed an amendment to the EU Climate Law, setting a 2040 EU climate target of 90% reduction in net greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, compared to 1990 levels, as requested by the Commission Political Guidelines for 2024-2029.

The first machines in Doppstadt’s new Core Shredder Line series are now available internationally. Further developments are already being planned to expand the product line.

Most conveyors experience some degree of material loss due to spillage, leakage, dust, and carryback, collectively known as fugitive materials. This loss can range from 3% in poorly operated and maintained systems to less than 0.1% in world-class operations. Although fugitive materials cannot be completely eliminated from bulk material handling conveyors, the issue can be effectively managed, leading to cleaner, safer and more productive operations.

K 2025 sees Erema launch the Agglorema generation of machines, a new recycling system specially developed for processing heavily contaminated post-consumer waste.

The Advanced Recycling Conference (ARC) 2025 takes place on November 19-20 in Cologne, Germany, and online. Researchers and industry professionals are invited to share their latest achievements by submitting abstracts by 31 July 2025 and present work to a global audience of recycling experts.

Lisbon is the first European capital to roll out a city-wide reusable cup system backed by a local deposit-return model. The initiative – driven by a collaboration between the City of Lisbon, Tomra, and AHRESP (Associação da Hotelaria, Restauração e Similares de Portugal) – is designed to tackle plastic waste, slash emissions, and bring a smarter reuse model to the city’s bustling nightlife and hospitality sector.

Li-ion battery (LIB) recyclers have continued to gather large volumes of new funding, form new strategic partnerships, and commission large-scale facilities over the last few years. This has signified a hyperactive market, especially with players in the Asia-Pacific and the US making strides with commercializing their technologies and scaling their recycling capacities, securing recycled material offtake agreements, and expanding to oversea territories.

Inducore has signed an agreement to acquire Presona AB. The Inducore Group already includes several specialized operational businesses that provide system solutions, products, components, logistics solutions, and contract manufacturing.

Reiling acquired the Swedish company with effect from 1 January 2025.