Phoenix Technologies closes Ohio rPET facility
Operating out of two addresses in Bowling Green, Ohio, the reclaimer’s production capacity ranked in the top three in the U.S., according to parent company Far Eastern New Century.
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Orion ramping up Rocky Mountain Steel rail line
A long-planned rail production line at the Colorado electric arc furnace mill is in the commissioning process.
Proposed bill would provide ‘regulatory clarity’ for chemical recycling
The Recycling Technology Innovation Act, if passed, would regulate chemical recycling technologies as manufacturing units rather than waste incinerators, aligning federal policy with 25 states already doing so.
Alberta Ag-Plastic pilot program continues, expands with renewed funding
Starting in 2026, collection programs for compacted silage plastic and bale wrap will be available in regions of Alberta as part of the "Alberta Ag-Plastic. Recycle It!" pilot project.
ReMA urges open intra-North American scrap trade
The Recycled Materials Association says nearly 90 percent of U.S. scrap imports come from Canada and Mexico.
Axium awarded by regional organization
The packaging company, which owns Vertix Recycling, has been honored by the New Albany Chamber of Commerce in Ohio.
Update: China to introduce steel export quotas
The nation’s customs agency has issued a list of at least 100 steel products that now will require an application to fit within a quota before being exported.
Thyssenkrupp idles capacity in Europe
The steelmaker has ceased output at electrical steel production lines in France and Germany.
EPA selects 2 governments in Pennsylvania to receive recycling, waste grants
Delaware County and the city of Pittsburgh were selected to receive SWIFR grants that will cover equipment, public outreach and more accessible capacity.
NWRA Florida Chapter announces 2025 Legislative Champion Awards
Awardees were honored for promoting legislation in support of the waste and recycling industry.
Goldman Sachs Research: Copper prices to decline in 2026
The company expects copper demand to outpace supply beginning in 2029, pushing prices higher and incentivizing the development of new copper supply.
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