The BIO4EEB Project aims to increase the use of bio-based insulating materials to improve sustainability within the construction industry. They will improve insulation while reducing the carbon footprint.
The ECOFAP research project will help solve the problem of recycling leather scraps from footwear manufacturing, which would otherwise be sent to landfill. The aim is to reduce waste and lower the environmental impact.
The new EU-funded ReBioCycle Project provides a portfolio of bioplastic sorting and recycling technologies within three complementary waste-processor-centric hubs. They will focus on mechanical recycling, chemical recycling and enzymatic recycling.
Fortum Recycling & Waste introduces INGA, the world’s first biodegradable plastic born entirely from CO₂ . This is hydrophobic, thermoplastic, biodegradable and malleable. It can be recycled and decomposed without leaving harmful microplastics.
Project Re:Claim has been nominated for the Plastics Industry Awards 2024 in the "Recycler of the Year" category. The project is Europe’s first polyester textile recycling system to use an ISEC evo system from PURE LOOP.
At the BBF Dinner's award ceremony, Editor Giulia Daniele caught up with Liam Robinson, Technical Manager at WSBL, to discuss the challenges they had to overcome to achieve this milestone and what it means for him and the company’s future.
In this Q&A, Editor Giulia Daniele discusses the key pillars of the Axil-Versalift partnership and what it means for the two companies’ future with Axil Contract Manager Richard Rippon and Communications Manager Rebecca Miller.
Mespack and Amcor have joined forces to create a recycle-ready 2L stand-up pouch designed for home care products like soaps, cleaners and laundry detergent. They provide a more sustainable option that offers quality, durability, performance.
Simon Farnfield, Event Director at Advanced Engineering, explains the 'five R' strategy for a more sustainable future and the methods used to recycle plastic and lower the environmental footprint.
The TARPAULIFE Project aims to find more sustainable recyclable materials to replace the PVC-coated polyester tarpaulins. A production plant for these fabrics will be set up with a capacity of 250,000 m2 per year.
Kraiburg's rubber mats are designed for animal husbandry, committing to sustainability, environmental protection and animal welfare. They provide a soft surface for animals, streamline the process for farmers and benefit the agricultural industry
