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The United States produces an average of 13 million tons of shingle waste annually from roofing manufacturers and roof tear-offs.…
David Summers has joined Bunting Magnetics as the European Quality Manager. David brings a wealth of experience in quality management,…
Processing plastics in all their forms and varieties is no challenge for Vecoplan, the international specialist for recycling technology. At…
Global leader in sensor-based sorting solutions, TOMRA Recycling, will launch its latest generation X-TRACT™ unit at LIGNA 2025 in Hannover,…
Although highly suited to primary aggregate production in quarries and sand and gravel plants, Screencore’s mobile and modern range of…
STADLER Anlagenbau has completed the design and installation of the new Republic Services Polymer Center in Indianapolis, Indiana. This marks…
This year’s LIGNA appearance by German machine and plant manufacturer DIEFFENBACHER is all about helping its customers and partners tackle…
Over one billion tires reach the end of their life cycle yearly, posing significant environmental and logistical challenges. Traditional recycling…
Recycling food-grade plastics is one of the biggest challenges in achieving a truly circular economy. Until now, separating food-grade plastics…
Dutch waste management leader Omrin deployed the Greyparrot Analyzer system to gather live material data at its mixed waste sorting…
The TANA Raven X550T disc screen is designed for high-throughput waste screening. Built on years of engineering advancements, the TANA…
As global demand for batteries and electronics continues to rise, so too does the volume of waste these products generate.…
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