Sustainability in the Plastics Industry
The Austrian machine manufacturer Starlinger released its second sustainability report after 2022.
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The Austrian machine manufacturer Starlinger released its second sustainability report after 2022.
Efficient recycling begins with effective size and volume reduction. The new ARCTOS shredders from BRT HARTNER are engineered to deliver…
The Westerwald MBS plant serves as a treatment plant for regional household and household-type commercial waste. Included among several by-products…
Over the past few years, the requirements for companies, recycling processes and the quality of recyclates have become increasingly differentiated.…
The demand for sustainable solutions in packaging has never been higher, particularly in the food industry, where consumers are increasingly…
A German waste management company is a public service organization responsible for collecting, disposing, and recycling waste in a city.…
Floor-embedded conveyors combined with a modern air extraction system and an energy-efficient baler – this was the successful solution delivered…
Feldkirchen an der Donau, Austria, January 21, 2025 – Next Generation Recyclingmaschinen GmbH (NGR) is proud to announce a significant…
Ecogen Recycling, based in the South of England, offers waste solutions for paper, cardboard, plastics, and expanded polystyrene (EPS). They…
The Municipal Waste Management Company operates in a diverse metropolitan area, providing waste collection and recycling services for over 50,000…
Mid of October 2024 Alpha Ecoplast Pvt. Ltd., a member of Alpha Group, commissioned a Starlinger recoSTAR PET 215 HC…
In October 2024, Unilin and DIEFFENBACHER announced an agreement to introduce and further commercialize Unilin’s “Osiris” wood fiberboard recycling technology.…
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