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Use of recycled plastic must increase – Challenges and opportunities in a changing market

Recycled materials are commodities and have a fluctuating value. This is a truth well know by everyone who trades in the market. The recent ecological challenges caused by post-consumer plastics have resulted in countless headlines about the extent of the disaster. It doesn’t help the situation that the demand for those exact plastics are in …

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Danish government publishes a new plan to tackle plastic pollution

“We cannot live without plastic”, writes the Danish Environment and Food Minister, Jakob Ellemann-Jensen, in the preface of the new Danish plastic plan. Plastic is used in most products, and it has beneficial qualities that cannot be denied. It is so useful that we cannot get rid of it completely, but we must find a …

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Plastic recycling in Europe – Challenges and objectives

European plastic recycling is forecasted to rise The European plastics recycling is expected to grow significantly in the next five to ten years. Governments and major brands are working continuously on optimizing the circularity of plastics value chain. The management consulting company, McKinsey & Company, have conducted a survey of 57 companies across 12 countries …

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Waste-Outlet, the winner of SDG Tech Awards 2020 in the “Plastic and Waste” Category

On Thursday, 22nd of October, Waste-Outlet was announced the winner of SDG Tech Awards in the category of “Plastic and waste”. The goal of the event was to highlight the best sustainability solutions in Denmark and encourage the implementation of them. The event hosted over 500 attendees from different companies and had over 300 nominees …

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New import guidelines on “recycled raw materials” in China

The institute of scrap recycling industries (ISRI), Washington, approved China’s ministry of ecology and Environment guidelines for the implementation of brass, copper and aluminium “recycled raw materials* standards, previously intended to be introduced in July. As of November 1st, these standards are implemented, aiming to encourage ISRI’s position that scrap is not waste. The president …

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