Plastics recycling technology roundup: July 27, 2016
Instead of separating fiber and PE, two British companies are producing a mixed PE-fiber recycled resin, and the growing potential...
Instead of separating fiber and PE, two British companies are producing a mixed PE-fiber recycled resin, and the growing potential...
As recycled resin markets struggle, San Francisco leaders have called for a statewide bill mandating at least 25 percent recycled...
Veolia UK plans to reopen a shuttered plant in East London within the next few months. It recently purchased the...
In its first full year of operation, British Columbia's printed paper and packaging recycling program notched a 77 percent recovery...
Reverse vending machines are introduced in South Africa's largest city to promote recycling. South Africa: A pilot program using reverse...
Plastic cans with metal lids might provide consumers with a better look at what's inside, but that doesn't mean the...
A label manufacturer releases a line geared toward recyclability, and a Canadian polystyrene recycling company is set to expand thanks...
A California company using a silicone-based additive in the creation of food-contact-approved recycled PET is expanding production to Indiana.
An optical sorting technology and two approaches to PET recycling are among the items we detail in this month's look...
Equipment companies release innovative optical sortation technologies, and the Association of Plastic Recyclers recognizes research improving recyclability.
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