How Kayama Kogyo leads Japan’s recycling revolution
With innovative recycling techniques, educational outreach and partnerships abroad, Japan’s Kayama Kogyo has evolved from a waste processor to a…
Van Heerden fights for better aircraft recycling despite terminal illness
The reuse of aircraft parts has become global practice but for Derk-Jan van Heerden, founder and former md of Netherlands-based…
Nian Hung helps Taiwanese PET recycler move forward
‘The technical team at Nian Hung has extensive experience in customised equipment design, surpassing even our expectations with their thoroughness....
Smart upgrade, fresh start-up
After more than 20 years of service, Australia’s Sell & Parker Recycling Services upgraded its 4 000hp Danieli shredder to...
Prime prices undermine plastic scrap market
The European plastic scrap industry moves with many uncertainties following the implementation in May of the new EU-wide Waste Shipment...
Textiles recycling: China enters the fray
A new worry for long-standing traders concerned at the state of the global used clothing market is the establishment of...
Zato’s Blue Devil stole the show in Munich
Italy’s shredder and shear manufacturer Zato proved its expertise at IFAT 2024 with live demonstration of their masterpiece, the Blue...
Brazil’s recycling best is yet to come
Brazil has set ambitious plans for its recycling sector in the next decade, involving a significant increase in the country’s...
THM replaces ZM granulators with PG range
THM Recycling Solutions (THM) is launching a new generation of power granulators to replace its ZM machines. The PG power...
Pressure from prime persists
Recyclers continue to suffer from low prices for virgin polymers which are hampering efforts to drive for more circular plastics....
Will there be a class action against Tata Steel?
Tata Steel is one of the largest polluters of the Netherlands. The residents of IJmuiden, where its factory is based,...
