The Netherlands – On its two-hectare site in Eemshaven, Bek & Verburg has made room for two circular initiatives. In its distinctive Beatrixhaven warehouse, Bek & Verburg houses the companies Impact Recycling and Uppact.
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United States – Polycarbin launched the only line of low-impact lab products in the world, the Closed-Loop Collection, on Thomas Scientific’s platform.
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United States/South Korea – PHA, a biodegradable alternative to traditional plastic, has been developed by Danimer Scientific, a leading next generation bioplastics company, and Hyundai Oilbank has signed a memorandum of understanding to develop new market opportunities and applications for the biopolymer.
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Germany – Using its Newcycling-technology, APK AG was able to obtain pure plastic recyclates from mixed consumer waste.
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United States/Saudi Arabia – KACST and CarbonMeta Technologies have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate on the processing of plastic waste into hydrogen gas high-value solid carbon materials using microwave catalysis.
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United States – Cyclyx International has developed a first-of-its-kind plastic recovery facility to process waste plastics for committed offtake associated with advanced recycling projects on the Gulf Coast.
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USA – While plastics are necessary for our daily lives, they are resilient materials that take decades or even centuries to disintegrate in landfills or the natural environment. Each year, about 82 million metric tons of polyethylene terephthalate (PET) are produced for single-use beverage bottles, packaging, clothes, and carpets, making it one of the leading […]
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United States – Hasler Ventures intends to commercialize a Purdue University-patented technology that could increase the volume of waste plastic recycling.
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France – Carbios global consortium consisting of Nestlé, L’Oréal, Suntory Beverage & Food Europe and PepsiCo has unveiled water bottles based on a novel recycling technology.
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United States – SABIC and Local Motor have completed a combined feasibility study on the recycling of scrap thermoplastic components and shavings from the 3D printing process.
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