Nextloopp Americas has announced that Mexican-based Alcamare International Grouphas joined the project to participate in its mission to close the loop on food-grade polypropylene.
Nextloopp Americas has announced that Mexican-based Alcamare International Grouphas joined the project to participate in its mission to close the loop on food-grade polypropylene.
Pure Loop developed DynaShape as an intelligent automation solution for the ISEC evo recycling machine to optimise settings on its own and maintain a consistent recycling process even when the feed material changes.
New figures published today in Plastics the Fast Facts 2025 confirm the rapid and continuing decline in the competitiveness of European plastics manufacturing.
RecyClass officially released its Sorting Process Certification, introducing a framework that meets the input requirements for food-contact recycled plastics in line with Regulation (EU) Nº 2022/1616.
Although many people find the ‘new car smell’ appealing, the reality is that this aroma comes from the release of volatile organic compounds (VOCs), a mixture of chemicals that can have harmful effects on both health and the environment.
At this year’s K 2025, BASF and its cooperation partners will be presenting two technologies that enable the recycling of polyamides from end-of-life vehicles.
A comprehensive new report published today by BB-REG-NET reveals that inconsistent definitions of “plastic” across UK regulations are creating uncertainty for bio-based and biodegradable material manufacturers and potentially hindering innovation in sustainable alternatives.
Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) is a synthetic fluorine-based polymer with a wide range of applications, including non-stick cookware production and electrical and optical fiber cable coating, owing to its high durability, thermal stability, and low friction. Ironically, its durability also presents an environmental challenge for its disposal.
Vanden Recycling is offering free polymer analysis throughout October. The initiative aims to give manufacturers and recyclers detailed insights into their plastic materials to support more efficient and circular use of resources.
A new study from Iowa State University compiles global lists of restricted substances in food packaging. The research, supported by IAFNS, highlights chemicals of concern and offers a resource for regulators, manufacturers and recyclers.
A European initiative is working to close the loop on polypropylene recycling. By converting kerbside waste into food-grade material, the project aims to reduce reliance on virgin plastics and support Europe’s circular economy goals.
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