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Solar panels are essential to the energy transition. But what happens when they reach the end of their service life?…
We are happy to announce the start of our new research project HypReSort: Optimised recycling of carbon-black-containing plastics through the…
Toray Industries, Inc., announced today that it has developed what it believes is, as of the publication of this release,…
The plastics industry is entering a new phase. The European regulations that will guide the sector toward 2030 are introducing…
The recycling industry faces growing pressure to recover high-quality materials from increasingly complex waste streams. Black plastics, technical polymers, multilayer…
Mattresses are among the most challenging consumer products to recycle. Designed for durability, comfort and long service life, they consist…
Where technical know-how meets chemical expertise: AIK Technik AG demonstrates how laboratory support is the key to efficient and sustainable…
As the global recycling industry faces increasing pressure to enhance sustainability, reduce contamination, and optimize efficiency, paper recycling continues to…
Expanded Polystyrene (XPS), widely used in construction as insulation, poses a growing challenge in waste management due to its bulky…
Maltha Glass Recycling, a European leader in glass recycling and subsidiary of waste-to-product company Renewi, is proud to announce the…
BASF has teamed up with Endress+Hauser and TechnoCompound as well as the Universities of Bayreuth and Jena to study how…
STADLER, the globally active German company specialized in the planning, production and assembly of turnkey recycling and sorting plants, is…
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