East Coast PRF on the road to reopening
Wheels are in motion to resume operations at an idled plastics recycling facility outside Baltimore. But if it does start...
Technology
FDA issues PET and HDPE food-contact letters
German and Paraguayan companies got the go-ahead to recycle PET into food packaging, and KW Plastics received a similar thumbs...
End user of recycled plastics plans Midwest facility
A new manufacturer with ties to QRS Recycling will begin making recycled-plastic railroad ties in St. Louis. NICE Rail Products...
Study looks at number of times HDPE can be recycled
According to one product manufacturer's analysis, HDPE can be shredded, melted and molded into products 10 times before its quality...
Equipment Spotlight: Filter for heavy contamination
A new melt filter from Ettlinger is designed for handling heavily contaminated plastic loads and achieving high throughputs. The German...
Multi-layer film recyclability innovations snag awards
The Ellen MacArthur Foundation recently honored a team at the University of Pittsburgh and an R&D company called Aronax Technologies...
Reclaimer utilizes advanced PET recycling systems
Both dry and wet de-labeling systems are helping CarbonLite's new PET recycling facility overcome challenges from problematic bottle labels. CarbonLite's...
Initiative seeks to deodorize and recycle EPS into food packaging
Unless you're buying seafood (and maybe not even then) fishy smelling food and drink packaging isn't going to fly. A...
Dow joins project building roads with recycled LDPE
In Indonesia, the road to plastic marine debris prevention may be paved with, well, plastic. A unit of Dow Chemical...
Company begins advising brands on recyclability
An integrated processing, consulting and testing company has launched a service to help brand owners develop recycling-friendly plastic packaging. U.K.-based...
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