Vessel gives excess inventory a second life
The recently rebranded company helps manufacturers redistribute product more cheaply than destroying it.
Paul Lane is an award-winning journalist who joined Resource Recycling in June 2026 after working for several years in corporate communications and at various local news outlets. He can be reached at paul.lane@resource-recycling.com.
The recently rebranded company helps manufacturers redistribute product more cheaply than destroying it.
The company has gone public as it looks to build its mineral-recovery technology up to commercial scale.
The company plans to expand into US, Europe after finalizing black mass refining technology at UK facility.
The following facilities have achieved, renewed or otherwise regained industry certifications.
E-Scrap Conference panelists say domestic critical mineral demand can be met through collaboration among industry players.
Leaders of companies like Google and Panasonic say advancements continue in incorporating second-life functions into new electronics.
Federal researchers are looking at how to bolster e-recycling rates in states without collection laws.
The company announced the plant closure soon after becoming a standalone company, following its sale by Sabic to a German private equity holding firm.
The following facilities have achieved, renewed or otherwise regained industry certifications.
Industry leaders say data security needs to co-exist with electronics reusability to maximize circularity.
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