GreenDot reports expansion of its capabilities and business footprint by welcoming Forplast, a quality compounder of rHDPE bottle-to-bottle and rPP, to the Group.This transaction strengthens...
In an increasingly volatile global context, sustainability is the compass that guides governments, businesses and the scientific community. Ecomondo 2025, Europe and the Mediterranean basin’s leading...
At the port of Amsterdam, EMR – a global leader in sustainable material recycling – operates one of its four sites in the Netherlands.Each year, approximately 1 million tons of metal are processed...
Empowering transformation: How AI innovations drive the future of circular materials
The AI Circular Economy Conference, organised by nova-Institute, takes place in Cologne/Germany, and online on 4 to 5 March 2026.The event brings together top experts from AI development, chemical...
CMR Green, India’s largest non-ferrous scrap recycler, strengthens its role as a global premium supplier by combining large-scale recycling with advanced sorting technology and a clear sustainability...
For Germans, Germany’s raw material security starts at the recycling center, as the IFAT Circularity Monitor, a representative YouGov survey* commissioned by IFAT Munich, shows. 73 %** of Germans rate...
The most widely read articles in our magazines are often reports straight from the field. In the article Transformation into a green future – SENNEBOGEN delivers material handlers made from “green steel”, the Sennebogen 830 G material handler unloads, sorts, and stacks scrap metal, and is itself made of CO2-reduced “green” steel.
Salzgitter AG is in the midst of one of Europe‘s largest industrial transformations: the shift from conventional, coal-based steel production to virtually CO2-free steel. At the same time, the group‘s recycling company has been relying on SENNEBOGEN material handlers for decades – machines that themselves make a decisive contribution to the scrap supply cycle.
Whether in carpentry workshops, sawmills, or industrial companies—wood waste is produced wherever wood is processed and manufactured. To ensure that this waste can be used as a valuable resource, UNTHA offers customized system solutions for wood waste recycling.
Using state-of-the-art technology and a tailor-made plant concept, Hamburger Recycling has commissioned a highly efficient sorting plant for lightweight packaging in Sveta Helena. The compact plant was designed and assembled by Entsorgungstechnik BAVARIA GmbH and represents a milestone for the recycling industry in Croatia.
