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Recycling International September/October issue
WEB1 day ago — What’s inside? Country report: Mexico; ReMA Chair Colin Kelly: ‘Recyclers – be friendly, be open’ E-mobility wave puts car recyclers at the crossroads
Recycling Technology 2024/2025 • Recycling International
WEBCheck out the latest tech stories, covering: Artificial intelligence; Shredding, baling & sorting innovations; New recycling plants & partnerships
All editions of Recycling International
WEBRecycling International – July/August issue 2023. Recycling International May/June issue 2023. Recycling International – March/April issue 2023
A positive message in a bottle for recyclers
WEB1 day ago — Major glass production facilities emerged in the UK, France, Italy, Germany and Spain in the following 200 years. In fact, the skilled craftsmen manufacturing anything from stained glass windows for churches to vases and chandeliers were called ‘glass masters’ and became highly celebrated.
Entering Fort Knox • Recycling International
WEB7 hours ago — Recycling companies could and should be more open to show their importance for sustainability, proclaims Colin Kelly, chair of the US recycling industry body ReMA. On page 8-9 of our new issue (read it here) Kelly calls on to recyclers to open the gates of their facilities to help educate the ...
Recycling International turns 25 – come and join the party!
WEBDec 29, 2022 — Another highlight: The May/June issue will be fully dedicated to the 25th anniversary. ‘We will be celebrating our industry, celebrating the people and the technology that makes recycling happen,’ explains RI’s chief editor.
Recycling International’s Top 100 celebrates the industry
WEBMay 17, 2021 — Recycling International is launching a special list of the most inspiring people and practices in recycling from around the world. The list will be published in July/August issue, online and in news letters.
Stay ahead in the international recycling industry
WEBRead Recycling International online. The digital environment of Recycling International has undergone a complete makeover and offers you an even better reading experience.
Plastics recycling - Recycling International
WEBThe recycling industry takes care of many different types of plastics. Plastics are divided into PET (Polyethylene terephthalate), HDPE (High Density Polyethylene), PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride), LDPE (Low Density Polyethylene), PP (Polypropylene), PS (Polystyrene) and other mixed plastics.