Recycling
Under the new agreement concluded between recycled polyol producer Rampf Eco Solutions and multi-energy Repsol, Repsol is granted exclusivity throughout Europe to develop and construct new plants for the production of recycled polyols.
Paccor, a packaging expert headquartered in Düsseldorf, is once again demonstrating that its commitment to sustainability is more than talk.
Wipag, a specialist in the production of compounds and the implementation of individual recycling management concepts, has announced the opening of a new technical centre at its site in Gardelegen, Germany.
In December 2020, the 1,000th machine for ENA was shipped to South Carolina, from Erema headquarters in Austria, and is now in operation at the facility of recycling service provider PreZero to recycle post consumer plastic waste.
UK-based waste management company Biffa is continuing its successful collaboration with Italian recycling technology supplier Amut.
Austrian plastics recycling machine manufacturer Erema Group has become a member of Chemical Recycling Europe.
The Turkish ban on imports of plastic waste, that took force on 2 July after being announced in May, has been lifted, according to a 12 July statement released by the plastics interest group Pagev.
Italy-based CMG Granulators, a manufacturer and supplier of size reduction solutions for the plastics industry, has today launched a the new e-commerce platform designed to simplify and speed up the process of spare parts procurement for its customers.
While demand for polyolefins, with recycled content, and in particular rPP approved for food contact, continues to rise, these materials remain hard to come by.
China is gaining a new set of recycling standards. As one of the most important producing countries for plastics in the world, the country is now taking various measures, both to promote domestic plastics recycling and to ban or restrict single-use plastics.
Cedo has announced plans for an investment that will see the company more than double its capacity for recycling of flexible plastic films before 2024.
Clean-Seas, a subsidiary of Clean Vision Corporation, and London-based Roselle Capital have announced that they have entered into an agreement to form a joint venture in which both parties will collaborate to deploy Clean-Seas' pyrolysis technology in Asia to convert waste plastic into valuable commodities and/or clean energy.
The NONTOX Project is developing new decontamination processes for plastic materials to recover waste from the automotive, construction, and electrical and electronic industries.
Thailand-based Indorama Ventures Public Company Limited (IVL), has announced plans to construct a new PET recycling facility in Karawang, West Java.