Mixed Plastics
SABIC’s Trucircle PE used for greenhouse roofing
The company partnered with Iyris and Napco to create the roofing solution for Saudi Arabia’s National Food Production Initiative for sustainable farming.
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Betting on quality
German equipment companies Stadler and Krones have combined to design and install the processing system at the new Republic Services Polymer Center in Las Vegas.
Adaptable design
Murphy Road Recycling has expanded its MRF’s capabilities by adding Greyparrot Analyzers and more optical sorters.
Machinex completes 3 MRF installations
The recycling equipment manufacturer says it is powering innovative recycling solutions across the public, private and municipal sectors.
Tomra reports profitable Q4 2024
Norway-based recycling and reverse vending equipment maker reports strong revenues and earnings, including 12 percent year-on-year revenue growth.
Swedish researchers say plastic recycling delivers benefits
IVL Swedish Environmental Research Institute says mechanical recycling of plastic offers climate benefits.
The tone setters
American Battery Technology Co. has taken a disciplined approach to establishing itself as a recycler and manufacturer of battery-grade materials with the aim of building out a circular supply chain in the U.S.
AEPW releases new mechanical recycling ‘playbook’
Alliance to End Plastic Waste says its third such playbook examines cost-effective opportunities for the mechanical recycling of plastic.
Innventure subsidiary acquires rights to advanced plastics recycling technology
Refinity plans to use a fluidized bed plastic scrap conversion technology developed in Finland to commercialize the conversion of mixed plastic to chemical precursors.
ICIS: One chemical recycling technique experiences pitfalls
Investments in gasification facilities have stalled, with identifiable pitfalls holding back the construction of some facilities.
Analysis: Plastic recyclers confront complications
Suppliers and producers of recycled-content plastic face challenges involving uneven scrap supplies and shifting global demand, according to London-based ICIS.
