EU Clears Landmark Caiba Nosoplas PET Merger
The European Commission has cleared the Caiba-Nosoplas combination, creating an integrated Spanish producer of PET packaging and recycled resin.
The European Commission has cleared the Caiba-Nosoplas combination, creating an integrated Spanish producer of PET packaging and recycled resin.
RCS Group has broken ground on a €75 million plastics recycling site in Werne, Germany. The planned facility is designed to process about 100,000 tonnes of HDPE, PS and PET each year while supporting new food-grade recycling pathways and regional jobs.
Brent is trading near $95 a barrel and WTI near $90 after renewed U.S.–Iran fighting and attacks around the Strait of Hormuz revived fears of supply disruption. Here is what is moving the market, what could send prices higher or lower, and what consumers and businesses should watch next.
Altilium’s first UK patent protects a recycling process designed to turn used EV battery material into battery-grade cathode products for new cells.
Sukano has reserved access to future supplies of Avantium’s plant-based releaf polymer, moving the companies’ PEF collaboration closer to possible commercial deployment.
PLA Recycling Breakthrough Proves a Closed Loop Is Possible ReBioCycle has demonstrated a complete route for recovering PLA from mixed plastic waste and converting it into new PLA with properties comparable to virgin material. The pilot-scale result moves the technology beyond laboratory testing, although further scale-up and commercial validation are still required. What ReBioCycle demonstrated…
PPWR now applies across the EU. Discover the recycled-content, recyclability and documentation priorities facing PET packaging suppliers worldwide.
Brent is trading around $91 a barrel and WTI around $86 as renewed U.S.–Iran fighting revives fears of prolonged disruption around the Strait of Hormuz. Here is what is driving the market, what could move prices next and why consumers and central banks are watching.
Recupac’s new LDPE recycling line in Chile can produce up to 500 metric tons of recycled pellets per month, supporting packaging recovery and circular plastics production.