News archive
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The BIR expresses disappointment over the lack of a formal agreement after the latest round of negotiations in Busan (Republic of Korea) on a legally binding instrument to address plastic pollution.
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EuRIC’s Plastics Recycling Branch (EPRB) has published a roadmap on the future of the European plastics recycling industry.
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Almost 270 delegates attended the Advanced Recycling Conference (ARC) in Cologne on 20-21 November 2024.
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Aimplas is collaborating with Covinil and Eroski to overcome the challenges of recycling multilayer packaging while promoting sustainability and the efficient use of recycled materials in the food industry.
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Geminor has upgraded its British processing plant with a new RDF baling and wrapping production line.
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EuRIC Textiles, FEAD & Decathlon have published a joint position paper calling for effective EPR schemes and a level playing field in the revised Waste Framework Directive (WFD) to strengthen Europe’s circular textile economy.
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RAW Materials is a company focused on addressing one of the most pressing environmental challenges of our time: rice paddy stubble burning.
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Construction & demolition
Valdeau’Mat’s wash plant drives forward the circular economy in the Lille region
The urban quarry is set to divert up to 400,000 tonnes from landfill annually with the new CDE solution.
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On 20 November, the EU-funded H2020 CIMPA project concluded its 3.5-year journey with a final event showcasing its innovative solutions for recycling multilayer plastic films from packaging and agricultural applications.
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The Brazilian recycling company Grupo Ecological, based in Limeira, has two plastic recycling lines dedicated to processing challenging post-consumer and post-industrial plastics into high-quality regranulate.
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Buildings are responsible for about 40% of energy consumption and 36% of CO2 emissions in Europe.
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While the petrochemical industry touts chemical recycling as a solution to the plastic waste crisis, insiders acknowledge the technology won’t be commercially viable for another fifty years, a new paper reveals.
