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Tosca publishes 2025 sustainability report

Tosca publishes 2025 sustainability report

Tosca publishes the 2025 sustainability report “Driving Change Together”, presenting 2024 results including reduced Scope 3 emissions and lower water use and single-use packaging in supply chains.

Textile shredding in light of new EU requirements

Textile shredding in light of new EU requirements

From 2025, EU Member States must collect used clothing and textiles separately. This increases the importance of industrial shredding technologies as a step in preparing textile waste for material and energy recovery.

weeeSwiss and Stadler advance high‑purity e‑waste recycling

weeeSwiss and Stadler advance high‑purity e‑waste recycling

weeeSwiss Technology AG, part of the Stadler Group, outlines how rising e‑waste volumes, stricter regulations and demand for high‑purity recyclates are reshaping the global WEEE market, driving investments in advanced processing, safety systems and domestic treatment capacity.

RePlast Eurasia 2026 focuses on plastics recycling

RePlast Eurasia 2026 focuses on plastics recycling

RePlast Eurasia 2026, Türkiye’s dedicated plastics recycling trade fair, will return to the TÜYAP Fair Convention and Congress Center in Istanbul on 26–28 March, bringing together international exhibitors, visitors and experts from across the recycling value chain.

Stadler to build advanced MSW sorting plant UTM Leste in São Paulo

Stadler to build advanced MSW sorting plant UTM Leste in São Paulo

Stadler Anlagenbau and Ecourbis Ambiental will build UTM Leste, a highly automated municipal solid waste treatment plant in São Paulo that will combine European engineering with Brazilian operating conditions to increase material recovery, RDF production and biogas feedstock.

IFCO publishes ESG Report 2025, marks five-year progress

IFCO publishes ESG Report 2025, marks five-year progress

IFCO released its ESG Report 2025, concluding the five-year strategy Thriving in the Circular Economy. The company reports progress across 18 goals, including over 10 billion single-use boxes replaced and a 37% emission cut per crate.