Pakistan rPET Recycling: Ismail Resin Expands Bottle-to-Bottle Circular Packaging
Ismail Resin’s new Starlinger recycling line strengthens Pakistan rPET recycling by turning PET bottle scrap into food-grade circular packaging material.
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LDPE Recycling Europe: GreenDot Expands Capacity With Anviplas Spain
GreenDot’s acquisition of Anviplas Spain strengthens LDPE recycling Europe by expanding film recycling capacity and securing local recyclate supply.
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Titaneco-ECO Recycled PET Pellets for Cleaner Packaging Lines
Titaneco-ECO positions Lotte Chemical in the growing market for recycled PET pellets, giving packaging converters a practical route toward cleaner, lower-impact food-contact packaging without major line changes.
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SABIC Launches PCR Polycarbonate Compound for Circular Electronics
SABIC has introduced a new PCR polycarbonate compound designed for circular consumer electronics. The material combines 75% post-consumer recycled content with carbon fiber reinforcement, dimensional stability and thin-wall flame retardancy.
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Chemical Textile Recycling: Can Denovia Turn Waste Into Value?
Denovia’s depolymerization technology highlights how chemical textile recycling could turn contaminated polyester waste into valuable reusable monomers.
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Lassonde Pushes Packaging Sustainability With Smaller Labels and More Recycled PET
Lassonde is reducing packaging waste by using more recycled PET, smaller labels and clearer recycling instructions across key beverage and food products.
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EU Flexible Packaging Recycling Gap: Why 2.5 Million Tonnes of Recyclate Could Decide 2030 Targets
The EU faces a major flexible packaging recycling gap as CEFLEX warns that 2.5 million tonnes of post-consumer recyclate may be needed by 2030. The challenge is no longer only recycling more, but building reliable markets that can use recycled material at scale.
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SCS-004 Certification Standard Brings New Trust to Chemical Recycling
SCS Standards and Assurance Systems has launched SCS-004, a new certification standard designed to verify responsible chemical recycling practices and improve trust in recycled plastics supply chains.
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SynPet Antwerp Recycling Plant Gains Permit for €300M Plastic Waste Project
SynPet Technologies has cleared a key permit hurdle for its planned €300 million plastic recycling facility at the Port of Antwerp-Bruges. The project could process 250,000 tonnes of mixed plastic waste annually and turn it into circular feedstock for Europe’s petrochemical industry.
