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Study shows that mixed waste sorting is key to meeting circular economy objectives

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Research commissioned by Reloop and Zero Waste Europe has found that applying sorting systems to mixed waste prior to thermal treatment and...

VAT won’t be charged on returned bottles under Scotland’s Deposit Return Scheme

The UK Treasury has confirmed to the Scottish Government that VAT won't be charged on bottles returned under Scotland's Deposit Return Scheme...

MPs question whether proposed EU Packaging laws will lead to recycling differences between Great...

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MPs on the European Scrutiny Committee have asked for clarity from Environment Minister Rebecca Pow on how a new EU Packaging and...

Companies produce high-quality cross-linked polyethylene pipes from chemically recycled PEX waste

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A collaboration between Neste, Uponor, Wastewise and Borealis has led to the production of cross-linked polyethylene (PEX) pipes from chemically recycled waste.

Recycled plastic export report: December 2022

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Please note this report just focuses on the waste polymers of ethylene commodity code (391510), as exports of other plastics are relatively...
Bales of OCC cardboard for recycling

Recycling prices and market commentary: 10 February 2023

The PRN/PERN market ended up dominating what was otherwise a relatively quiet week. With the latest NPWD data allowing...

LyondellBasell and LEGO owner KIRKBI invest in LDPE recycling technology firm APK

Chemical firm LyondellBasell and KIRKBI (owner of LEGO) have announced they will jointly invest in LDPE recycling technology business APK.

Creditors seek liquidation of Irish plastics recycling company

Ireland's High Court has been asked for winding up orders for Cloughwater Plastics Ireland Limited by two creditors which claim they are...

Biffa investing £7.7 million in Aberdeen DRS facility

A £7.7 million investment is being made by Biffa to transform a former engineering depot in Aberdeen into a hub for Scotland's...

Veolia planning to increase capacity of Rainham MRF and PRF

Waste management giant Veolia has made a planning application to expand the capacity of its Rainham materials recovery facility (MRF) and plastics...
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