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CDE has commissioned a waste recycling plant in the UK for NRE Aggregates part of regeneration business Peel L&P.
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The company has inaugurated Europe’s first hydrometallurgical battery recycling pilot plant on the company’s one-year anniversary.
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The paper industry increasingly employs wastepaper recycling and more sustainable processes in line with the principles of the closed-loop economy.
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In 2014, Landbell Group started the first Green Alley Award with the vision to invest and innovate for the future.
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Some of the most regressive actors in the packaging value chain, such as single-use paper packaging producers and McDonald’s, have been conducting a massive lobbying campaign to greenwash single user paper as a sustainable alternative to single-use plastics.
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EuRIC welcomes the ITRE committee’s adoption of the Report on Critical Raw Materials, which reflects the recycling industry’s concerns and recommendations.
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Steinert and RE Plano, a subsidiary of the Remondis Group, have joined forces to establish a state-of-the-art sorting facility in Bochum.
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With two Starlinger Recostar PET bottle-to-bottle recycling lines, Piedmont-based Dentis Recycling Italy expanded its product portfolio and now offers food-grade rPET pellets in addition to hot-washed PET bottle flakes.
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PlasticsPoliticsTechnology
Reusable take-away packaging has significant potential to reduce carbon footprint
Reusable take-away packaging could present a compelling climate case over single-use alternatives if return and washing systems are properly implemented and optimised, according to a new study today from Zero Waste Europe, Reloop, and Tomra.
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In Germany, two pilot projects are under way for the dismantling of obsolete ships with the waterjet abrasive suspension system.
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A new paper by Zero Waste Europe is demanding a concerted effort by governments to bring the fashion textile sector back in harmony with planetary boundaries, outlining a list of entry points for the transition towards sufficiency.
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With 200 million tonnes of waste produced each year by the UK, digital waste management is set to revolutionise the sector, collecting and collating waste tracking data in one central location.
