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The World Plastics Council (WPC) welcomes that the leaders of the G-7, at their recent summit in Germany, have defined a bold action plan to reduce marine litter.
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Umicore today announced a new, simplified reporting structure consisting of three business groups. The clustering is aligned with the strategic priorities of the Group and anticipates the planned divestment of the company’s zinc-related activities. The Building Products and Zinc Chemicals business units will be reported separately until their effective divestment.
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PV cycle has announced to have joined the Dutch Monitoring Council as one of the founding members. With the goal of ensuring that the WEEE targets are met, the Monitoring Council plays a pivotal role in defining procedures and standards for high-efficiency collection and recycling in The Netherlands.
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Plastics industry consultants, Applied Market Information Ltd., has recently published a new edition of its directory of Plastics Recyclers in Europe listing 993 plastics recycling sites, giving a picture of Europe’s recycling capabilities.
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EEEMarketPolitics
Fair competition on global and on EU level is key for a sustainable EU Steel industry
Eurofer files formal complaint against state aid for Europe’s largest steel plant and demands a more effective EU trade defence policy.
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During the EuPC General Assembly in Warsaw, EuPC launched a Strategic Alliance for Polymer Supplies in Europe. This Alliance was formed in response to a recent series of force majeure declarations by some of the leading EU polymer suppliers leading to shortage of material on the European market and is the consequence of very unhappy plastics converters that do not wish to see this repeated in the future.
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Current market developments on the PET packaging market are putting the future of PET recycling at risk.
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The Terex Finlay 873 is designed to work after a primary crusher or on its own as frontline screening machine. This machine is suitable for working in quarrying, mining, construction and demolition debris, topsoil, recycling, sand, gravel, coal and aggregate applications.
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At the BIR congress in Dubai Ranjit Singh Baxi was elected as successor to Björn Grufman.
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Erema, headquartered in Ansfelden, Austria, has achieved a record turnover figure of EUR 115 million for the 2014/15 fiscal year.
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Researchers from the KU Leuven Department of Chemical Engineering have discovered a method to separate two rare earth elements – europium and yttrium – with UV light instead of with traditional solvents. Their findings, which were published in Green Chemistry, offer new opportunities for the recycling of fluorescent lamps and low-energy light bulbs.
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The Confederation of European Paper Industries (CEPI) announced a new partnership with Valmet.
