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Who Will Buy Europe’s Recycled Textiles? The Demand Gap Behind the Recycling Boom
Europe is preparing to collect and process significantly more textile waste. But as recycling capacity expands, another question is becoming increasingly important: who will actually buy the recycled ...

TRIMET Opens New Aluminium Scrap Sorting Facility in Germany
TRIMET Aluminium SE has commissioned a new facility in Hamm designed to process up to 40,000 tonnes of aluminium scrap per year, strengthening its supply of recycled raw materials.
LIBS sorting for...
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Cheshire West Recycling Cuts Contamination by 12% with AI-Powered Waste Intelligence
Cheshire West Recycling (CWR) has increased the amount of contamination removed at its manual sorting cabin by 12% over the past year after introducing continuous material monitoring from Greyparrot....

McDonald International Launches Recycling Plant at Hespin Wood, UK
McDonald International has designed, manufactured, installed and commissioned a new recycling plant for Cumbria Waste Group at Hespin Wood, Carlisle....
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Who Will Buy Europe’s Recycled Textiles? The Demand Gap Behind the Recycling Boom
Europe is preparing to collect and process significantly more textile waste. But as recycling capacity expands, another question is becoming increasingly important: who will actually buy the recycled ...

Europe’s textile recycling problem is no longer just about volume. It is about economics.
The numbers are becoming harder to ignore. Let’s look at a few examples....

ERI launches India venture as part of major Asian e-waste expansion
US-based Electronic Recyclers International (ERI) has launched ERI India, a 50/50 joint venture with Indian recycler Eco Recycling Limited (Ecoreco)...

ISWA unveils first programme for 2026 World Congress in London
The ISWA International Solid Waste Association (ISWA) has released the first detailed programme for the ISWA World Congress 2026, which will take place 16–18 November at London's QEII Centre....
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TeknTrash Robotics and Sharp Group Pilot AI-Powered Humanoid to Tackle Waste Sector Challenges
UK-based TeknTrash Robotics has partnered with environmental services provider Sharp Group to test ALPHA, an advanced humanoid robot designed to revolutionize waste sorting. The pilot at Sharp Group's...

Liverpool to Introduce HVO-Powered Waste Trucks Ahead of UK-Wide Food Waste Reform.
Liverpool City Council is preparing to deploy up to 36 waste collection vehicles powered by hydrogenated vegetable oil (HVO)—a major step towards meeting new UK-wide food-waste collection laws set to ...

RFID Tags: A Game-Changer for Battery Recycling?
Every year, improperly disposed lithium-ion batteries pose hidden dangers at waste processing facilities. These tiny power sources—sometimes no bigger than a coin—can spark fires, damage equipment, an...

Reducing plastic waste with AI and enzymes
Protein Evolution, a young biotech company that utilises biological processes to promote the transition to a lower-carbon, circular economy for materials and plastics, has announced the launch of new ...
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Design Skills for Embedding Circularity: Putting Designers Closer to the Realities of Waste
What if designers spent more time seeing what happens to products after we throw them away?...

MIT team wins NASA prize for recycling mixed waste in space
A team from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has won first prize in Phase 2 of NASA’s LunaRecycle Challenge, receiving US$775,000 for a system designed to recycle mixed waste during fut...

Atlanta is gearing up for three major events shaping the future of resource recovery
The preliminary agenda is now live for Critical Minerals Expo North America, Battery Recycling Expo North America and E-Waste World Expo North America, taking place October 28–29 in Atlanta. More than...

Oxfam launches UK-first charity-owned clothing rental service
Oxfam has partnered with ACS (Advanced Clothing Solutions) to launch a clothing rental service using selected garments donated to the charity, creating a new route for extending the life of second-han...
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Matthiessen Bag Splitter in Kazakhstan’s New 150,000 t/y Sorting Facility
A new waste sorting complex with a capacity of 150,000 tonnes per year has opened in Pavlodar, Kazakhstan...

Lindner presents Urraco ECO mobile twin-shaft shredder
Lindner Recyclingtech has expanded its mobile shredding portfolio with the Urraco ECO, a new twin-shaft shredder designed for waste wood, green waste and commercial waste. The machine is positioned as...

Dennis Eagle unveils CrewSense AI for refuse collection vehicles
Dennis Eagle has unveiled its new CrewSense AI system at RWM Expo 2026 in Birmingham, using cameras and artificial intelligence to monitor crew activity in the working zone at the rear of refuse colle...

Sutco commissions automated waste sorting plant in Brazil
BRUSQUE, Brazil — July 2026 — Sutco RecyclingTechnik has commissioned a new automated municipal solid waste (MSW) sorting plant for Ciclare in Brusque, Santa Catarina, as Brazil expands its capacity t...
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TRIMET Opens New Aluminium Scrap Sorting Facility in Germany
TRIMET Aluminium SE has commissioned a new facility in Hamm designed to process up to 40,000 tonnes of aluminium scrap per year, strengthening its supply of recycled raw materials.
LIBS sorting for...

TOMRA: PPWR could reshape the economics of plastic recycling
New EU packaging rules could increase demand for recycled plastics while also changing the requirements for the recycling industry....

LEGO Starts Scaling e-Methanol in Plastic Production
The LEGO Group has started using e-methanol, a renewable material, to help make more than 90 robust and rigid LEGO elements, including cross axles, connectors, steering wheels and Minifigure hands....

Plastics Recycling Show to launch in Brazil in May 2027
Brazil will host its first edition of the Plastics Recycling Show (PRS) on 17–18 May 2027 at the Renaissance São Paulo Hotel....
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