Repair, regulations and research in Europe
Right-to-repair legislation now covers TVs across the European Union, and the U.K. is looking into a significant expansion in residential...
Right-to-repair legislation now covers TVs across the European Union, and the U.K. is looking into a significant expansion in residential...
Several materials recovery facilities across North America and the U.K. recently announced upgrades or other major projects. The initiatives include...
France has started requiring electronics OEMs to calculate and disclose repairability scores to consumers, and officials in Malaysia raise concerns...
U.K. regulators will relax restrictions on scrap plastic storage, in response to what they're calling "disruption" caused by changes to...
A European authority gave the thumbs up to using Starlinger and EREMA technologies to recycle post-consumer PET for use in...
PepsiCo will use only post-consumer PET in its plastic beverage packaging for certain brands sold in nine European countries by...
Looking to extend the lifetime of electronics, French officials plan to introduce a rating system that communicates repairability and durability...
Experts with the U.S. EPA say there are a number of potential outcomes from upcoming shifts in global rules governing...
Experts with the U.S. EPA say there are a number of potential outcomes from upcoming shifts in global rules governing...
University research in the U.K. could lead to technologies for boosting the quality of recycled aluminum. The University of Birmingham...
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