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Metal scrap left off tariff list

The United States has excluded recycled steel and aluminium from the swathe of import tariffs imposed since Donald Trump became…

European recyclers fear market collapse

The European recycling industry body EuRIC is urging policymakers in Brussels to postpone the deadline for the new EU Waste…

Trump: Import tariffs on steel and aluminium – but what about scrap?

US President Donald Trump is set to announce a 25% import tariff on all steel and aluminium imports into the…

Trump’s tariffs: US recyclers fear ‘significant harm’

Robin Wiener, president of the US Recycled Materials Association (ReMA) has reacted to President Donald Trump’s announcement of import tariffs…

Lotzkar to head Canada’s recycling industry body

The Canadian Association of Recycling Industries (CARI) has appointed Jacqueline Lotzkar as its new president and ceo. In her previous…

Countdown to Salzburg e-scrap show; Asian conference returns

Electronics recyclers gather in Salzburg, Austria on 22-24 January for the 23rd International Electronics Recycling Congress. The IERC 2025 brings…

Swiss shear tech expert under new leadership

Recycling equipment provider IUT Beyeler of Switzerland has entered a new chapter under fresh ownership and management. Company founder Peter…

Multi-billion Euro investment in Türkiye’s greener steel future

Türkiye has launched an ambitious project to reduce carbon emissions across critical industrial sectors, including the country’s steel industry. Developed…

Packaging major ‘on track’ to double recycling

It’s the time of the year big companies present their annual results and global packaging and recycling specialist Alpla is…

EMR looks forward to solar panel recycling

EMR is committing to a greater involvement in the solar energy sector by joining the industry’s trade association. Although there…

Refurbishment wave boosts Europe’s second-hand market

The European second-hand market is seeing spectacular growth, with its value projected to nearly triple from EUR 32 billion today…