Recycling Industry News
Rebar association points to trade turmoil
Lisbon-based IREPAS says the global climate for steel rebar makers is “overwhelmed by a spiral of duties and trade measures.”
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Astera runs into NIMBY concerns in Colorado
Operators of plastics recycling venture reportedly agree to relocate a planned facility to a nearby industrial zone.
ReMA opposes European efforts seeking export restrictions for recyclables
Governments of several European countries recently called for export restrictions for recycled steel at the Summit on the Future of the European Steel Industry in February.
Saica announces plans for second US site
The Spanish recycled paper and packaging company is investing $110 million in a new corrugated packaging plant in Anderson, Indiana.
Update: Novelis produces first aluminum coil made fully from recycled end-of-life automotive scrap
The product is suitable for car body outer skin applications, meeting surface quality and formability requirements, according to the company.
Aimplas doubles online course offerings
The new additions to its year-round open training programming include courses on FDA food contact legislation, the importance of additives in the recycling process and more.
Algoma EAF to start in April
Mill conversion project will start ramping up just as Canada deals with United States tariffs on inbound steel.
Eastman Tritan product used in cosmetics packaging
Japanese company FANCL is using Eastman’s Tritan copolyester in the packaging for a new line of skincare products.
Canada initiates WTO dispute complaint regarding US steel, aluminum duties
The complaint concerns the Section 232 tariffs the U.S. has levied.
Update: Indianapolis awards solid waste contract, updates recycling drop-off program
Starting Jan. 1, 2026, LRS will provide collection services to Indianapolis residents in seven solid waste districts.
GPR’s hubbIT platform recognized in Georgia State University’s Marketing Awards for Excellence in Innovation
In its first 18 months, hubbIT suppliers collectively received more than $1 million from GPR.
