Boosting the use of processed plastic waste in the manufacturing of new plastic products is one of the priority tasks in the development of a circular economy for the plastics industry.
Used PET bottles and other plastic waste can serve the packaging sector and other industries as a valuable resource.
Tomra Sorting Recycling will be at the K Show 2019, presenting its frontrunning position in the circular economy, including sorting equipment like the recently introduced Innosort Flake, and giving an outlook to a groundbreaking innovation in the fields of Artificial Intelligence.
On 24 September 2019, FachPack, the European trade fair for packaging, processes and technologies, will open its doors for three days at Exhibition Centre Nuremberg.
FDA confirmed: PCR-HDPE produced with Erema technology is suitable for food packaging made with up to 100 percent post consumer recyclate
Next Generation Recycling Machines (NGR) and Kuhne Group: The cooperation between the recycling machine specialist and the extrusion expert is entering its next phase.
Concerns over the environmental impact of virgin plastics as well as cost and energy savings are driving demand for recycled plastics in Europe, according to a recently published report by the Dublin-based market research platform, Research and Markets.
Breakthrough Borealis innovation is a viable and more sustainable alternative to non-recyclable packaging for meat and dairy products
Consuming less is important, but it's not enough. A cultural shift must take place, and design is likely to play a key role in transforming the way we think about plastics.
The European recycling industry is going to miss a 2025 target for recycling PET bottles unless there is a reversal of the slowing growth rate in recovery, according to a new study by ICIS.
Does “Circular Economy” like color? How can we make color compatible with “Circular Economy”?
Plastics` recycling in the EU has increased by almost 80 % since 2006. During the same period, landfill disposal has significantly declined by 43%.
