At the end of October, probably the largest bag opener in the world went into operation in Chavelot.
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Andritz delivered, installed, and commissioned a full textile recycling line for Renaissance Textile in Laval, France.
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Urgent action is needed to reduce material use in key industries to avoid unprecedented climate change, according to new research by Zero Waste Europe (ZWE) and Eunomia Research & Consulting.
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Boosting recycling of plastic films for a European circular and climate-neutral economy
The EU-funded CIMPA project united experts from across the European recycling value chain to tackle the mounting challenge of managing the more than 2.6 million tonnes of multilayer plastic films that are incinerated or landfilled.
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New investment to support modernization and scaling of waste infrastructure to improve the economics and efficiency of recycling.
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Just like humans, wastewater treatment plants can get sick, due to viral attacks.
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In order to achieve our sustainability goals, we need to address the issues that prevent plastic from becoming circular.
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At K 2022, Brüggemann presented three new additives for improved stabilization of polyolefin recyclates. These additives are said to result in recyclates with good mechanical and processing properties. All grades are supplied as dust-free additive blends in compacted granule form.
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According to the most recent “Trends and Projections” report from the European Environment Agency, greenhouse gas emissions and energy consumption increased in 2021 primarily as a result of Europe’s post-pandemic recovery (EEA).
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Erema presents its new Chemarema series for the first time at K 2022.
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With its new development Intarema TVEplus DuaFil Compact, the company wants to redefine the quality level for recycling particularly challenging post-consumer materials.
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