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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.
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According to the manufacturer, the M&J F240e combines low energy consumption, capacity and seamless operation.
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Doppstadt Umwelttechnik GmbH is further expanding its range of training courses through the Doppstadt Academy.
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Steinert is expanding its range of sensor sorting systems with the addition of UniSort Finealyse+, a higher-performing version of its established UniSort Finealyse sensor sorting system.
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FEAD, CEWEP, Municipal Waste Europe and SGI Europe stress that heat recovered from the thermal treatment of waste (WtE) should be considered as waste heat in the framework of the Renewable Energy Directive (RED) and the Energy Efficiency Directive (EED).
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ZenRobotics has reached a significant milestone in their global expansion by securing a major deal with a prominent metals recycling company based in the United States.
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Project activity and EU legislation will cause the market for chemical recycling to enter a decisive phase in the coming years.
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At IFAT, the companies want to present product and process solutions that make the recycling of plastics markedly more efficient and increase the product quality achieved.
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Recovered carbon black (rCB) is poised to become a fundamental lever for the decarbonization of the tire industry, a significant component of the automotive industry’s climate impact.
