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Experience the next era of Tyre Recycling Technology! This video takes you inside the Fornnax High-Capacity Tyre Recycling Plant, a next-generation system engineered to transform massive volumes of end-of-life tyres (ELTs) into valuable, reusable resources with unmatched efficiency.

The paper industry worldwide is strongly committed to sustainability and the circular economy. This is reflected in high recycling rates as well as in the use of bioenergy and substitute fuels. The use of substitute fuels (RDF) is helping the paper industry to significantly reduce its consumption of coal, gas, and oil, and is having a positive impact on the utilization of non-recyclable waste materials. Many players in the paper industry create closed cycles within their companies by independently processing pulper ropes and paper rejects into RDF and using it directly for energy supply.

Kiverco, a global leader in recycling solutions, has completed the installation of a new recycling plant for Binn Group, a prominent waste management company in Scotland. This marks their fourth collaboration, reflecting a long-standing partnership built on trust and exceptional service.

A major milestone in the circular economy has been achieved with the launch of a 200,000 tons per year mixed waste plastic recycling project.

Recycling post-consumer polyolefin (PO) bottle caps has long been a challenge due to the difficulty of separating polyethylene (PE) and polypropylene (PP).

Recycling PET plastic is becoming increasingly complex as regulations evolve and purity standards rise. At Amarsul, a leading waste sorting facility in Portugal, the challenge was to efficiently separate PET bottles from PET trays to comply with new Portuguese recycling requirements. With AUTOSORT™ and its advanced SHARP EYE™ technology, Amarsul has successfully optimized its plastic sorting process, achieving a 92% separation rate of PET trays from PET bottles.

Recycling food-grade plastics is one of the biggest challenges in achieving a truly circular economy. Until now, separating food-grade plastics such as polyethylene terephthalate (PET), polypropylene (PP), and high-density polyethylene (HDPE) from non-food-grade materials has required manual sorting. With TOMRA GAINnext™, recyclers can now achieve over 95% purity in food-grade plastics - fully automated and at scale.

Recovering used beverage cans (UBC) represents a massive opportunity for aluminum recyclers, but maintaining high purity levels has traditionally relied on manual quality control, leading to higher labor costs and inefficiencies.

Recycling post-consumer PET bottles into high-quality, food-grade material for bottle-to-bottle recycling requires exceptional purification. That’s where TOMRA’s GAINnext™ comes in – an AI-powered sorting solution designed to maximize PET purity and unlock new revenue opportunities for recyclers.

Recycling post-consumer PET bottles into high-quality, food-grade material for bottle-to-bottle recycling requires exceptional purification. That’s where TOMRA’s GAINnext™ comes in – an AI-powered sorting solution designed to maximize PET purity and unlock new revenue opportunities for recyclers.

Recycling flexible packaging presents a significant challenge due to the multilayer composition of materials like polyethylene (PE) and polypropylene (PP). However, Bakcycle Recycling, a leading recycler in Turkey, has successfully overcome these obstacles using TOMRA’s advanced sorting technology.

In an era of increasing global focus on sustainable development, the proper treatment and resource utilization of Construction & Demolition Waste (C&D Waste) have become a critical challenge in the environmental protection sector. As a leading provider of integrated solutions and complete equipment systems for solid waste sorting projects, Keson has been actively addressing this challenge through innovative technologies and professional services.