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MAAG Group successfully completes the acquisition of Sikora AG

MAAG Group successfully completes the acquisition of Sikora AG

MAAG Group is pleased to announce the successful completion of the Sikora AG acquisition, a leading manufacturer of innovative measuring, control, and sorting technologies. The aim of the partnership is to leverage joint synergies in a targeted manner and to strengthen the position of both companies in the long term.

Stadler appoints Julia Stadler as Co-Chief executive officer

Stadler appoints Julia Stadler as Co-Chief executive officer

Stadler Anlagenbau GmbH, the globally active German company specializing in the planning, production, and assembly of turnkey recycling and sorting plants, proudly announces the appointment of Julia Stadler as Co-Chief Executive Officer, effective June 1, 2025.

Rigid polyolefins recycling market hits standstill

Rigid polyolefins recycling market hits standstill

Fast-paced growth of high-density polyethylene and polypropylene recycling came to a halt, with capacities plateauing in 2023. This finding is highlighted in the latest report released by Plastics Recyclers Europe in collaboration with ICIS, providing detailed data on production, collection, and recycling for the EU 27+3 region. ​

Stadler: driving innovation in waste sorting to meet Nordic markets

Stadler: driving innovation in waste sorting to meet Nordic markets

Stadle is uniquely positioned to support Nordic countries in achieving their ambitious sustainability goals. With advanced technologies, specialised expertise, and tailored solutions, Stadler supports the region’s efforts to achieve its ambitious recycling and circular economy goals.

TriVision joins forces with Insort and Qcify

TriVision joins forces with Insort and Qcify

TriVision, a Danish company recognized for its leading vision technology and intuitive vision systems and software for quality inspection in the food industry, now joins forces with Insort and Qcify as strategic partners in food sorting and inspection.

Effective elimination of impurities in XLPE and PP guarantees insulation quality

Effective elimination of impurities in XLPE and PP guarantees insulation quality

Plastics used for the insulation of medium, high and extra-high voltage cables must meet the highest standards of purity. The two most common materials are XLPE (cross-linkable polyethylene) and PP (polypropylene). Both materials have their specific advantages, but also special requirements that must be considered in the extrusion process.

First recycled yoghurt cup in supermarket

First recycled yoghurt cup in supermarket

Ineos Styrolution, the global leader in styrenics, announced today the successful completion of a first project with mechanically recycled polystyrene in a yoghurt cup.