PETValue Philippines Expands Zero Waste Initiative
The PETValue zero waste initiative links bottle-to-bottle recycling with Republic Cement’s resource recovery system, diverting caps and labels from landfill for use as alternative fuel.
The PETValue zero waste initiative links bottle-to-bottle recycling with Republic Cement’s resource recovery system, diverting caps and labels from landfill for use as alternative fuel.
At GCPRS 2026 in New Delhi, Jyoti World presented an integrated manufacturing model that converts recycled polymers and difficult plastic waste into engineering compounds and durable infrastructure products.
MOPET Belgium has opened a new recycling facility in Neufchâteau capable of processing PET bottles and trays into food-grade recycled material. The investment expands Belgium’s capacity for bottle-to-bottle and tray-to-tray recycling.
Recyclate prices July Recyclate Prices in July Pressured by Cheaper Virgin Plastics European recyclate prices are coming under renewed pressure in July as inexpensive virgin polymers, subdued demand and ample material availability weaken the negotiating position of recycling companies. Recent European market assessments indicate that standard recyclers have had to make price concessions during the…
Cheap virgin polymers, weak demand and tighter EU shipment rules are intensifying the plastic recycling crisis, putting plants, investment and recycling capacity at risk.
Daicel has introduced four DURACON POM grades containing 30% post-consumer recycled material, with standard, low-VOC, sliding and tough options for demanding engineering applications.
Pirelli, Pyrum, Synthos and BASF have launched a European industrial project that converts end-of-life and manufacturing-scrap tyres into recovered carbon black, chemical feedstocks and synthetic rubber for new tyres.
Rieter, Säntis Textiles and Valvan are supporting Recycling Powerhouse, a Swiss venture designed to scale textile-to-textile recycling through standardized franchise facilities. Its first reference operation is planned for Qatar in early 2027.
Boretech and the Egyptian Chinese Company have agreed to develop a 4,000 kg/h PET tray washing line in Egypt, targeting cleaner recycled flakes and closed-loop tray-to-tray production.