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A Spanish corporation responsible for managing packaging waste in the beverage industry has been discovered manipulating data. Ecoembes claims a 71% separate collection rate for small plastic bottles (2021), but the reality is a dismal 36%.
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Fashion for Good launches the Sorting for Circularity USA report, unveiling significant findings from the project.
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Lion Vision has developed a system that combines machine vision systems with machine learning techniques to detect, visualise and remove lithium-ion batteries and other hazardous items from the waste stream.
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Starting next year, EU Member States must put separate collection systems in place for textiles.
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Across Europe, around 30% of PVC waste is currently mechanically recycled.
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The has established the new subsidiary, Steinert MSort, and has acquired the innovative MSort sorting systems from Mogensen.
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Sustainability has become deeply ingrained in the public consciousness as more and more people and businesses strive to be more environmentally friendly with their practices. In fact, research commissioned by …
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In the fourth quarter of 2023, the EU economy’s greenhouse gas emissions were estimated at 897 million tonnes of CO2-equivalents (CO2-eq), a 4.0% decrease compared with the same quarter of 2022 (935 million tonnes of CO2-eq).
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Stadler Anlagenbau GmbH presented its strategic objectives and unveiled its WireX automated bale wire remover and digital solutions during a press conference held on May 13 at the IFAT trade fair in Munich, Germany.
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A new study by Aquapak, based on research with 100 UK packaging experts responsible for packaging R&D, technology, design, and sustainability for FMCG brands, reveals that the majority (92%) plan to stop using plastic in their consumer packaging altogether.
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Ahead of the 2024 European elections, FEAD has published its manifesto, calling for circular resources for a European Industrial Deal and proposing the establishment of a Circular Material Use Act.
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Scrutinising the current landscape of circularity and recycling practices, Resourcify’s report “State of circularity for enterprises in Germany” quantifies the commitment and progress of 313 leading German companies.
