Recycling news: 2025
Fresh every day from industry press, GOV.UK and research feeds — plus the historical archive. Last updated 5 Aug 2026.
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Policy & government
International Bilateral Fund Monitoring & Evaluation
A concise overview of the International Bilateral Fund's economic impact as well as its contributions for establishing partnerships across space organisations.
GOV.UK · 26 Aug 2025
Global
Member of the Month: DSWA and ISWA – A Legacy of Innovation and Global Collaboration
ISWA (International Solid Waste Association) · 26 Aug 2025
Policy & government
DL1 4PZ, Total Recycling Services Limited: environmental permit issued - EPR/NP3330CU/V003
View the permit issued for Lingfield Way Recycling and Treatment Centre, Darlington under the Industrial Emissions Directive.
GOV.UK · 26 Aug 2025
Industry news
Lochhead landfill fire sends smoke across Dunfermline
Lochhead landfill site near Dunfermline has reopened after a fire onsite on Sunday (24 August 2025) afternoon. The alarm was raised at 1:28pm after a “large quantity of rubbish and some machinery” at the recycling facility, operated by Cireco on behalf of Fife Council, caught fire. Images captured show black smoke spreading from the landfill … Read More
letsrecycle.com News · 26 Aug 2025
Industry news
Packaging Extended Producer Responsibility
After years of waiting, stalling and second-guessing, the UK's Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) policy for packaging has finally reached a defining moment. Der Beitrag Packaging Extended Producer Responsibility erschien zuerst auf United Kingdom (EN) .
ERP UK (European Recycling Platform) · 26 Aug 2025
Industry news
LPG and its significance for off-grid homes and businesses
As the UK races towards the 2050 Net Zero target, rural communities risk being left behind. But the LPG sector’s infrastructure investments are shaping a renewable-ready sector for off-grid homes and businesses, explains Megan Healy A mixed-technology future for off-grid heating While the majority of net-zero headlines and the clean energy debate centres around electrification, […]
Envirotec Magazine · 26 Aug 2025
Industry news
Environment Agency business alert: register as a waste carrier, broker or dealer directly online at GOV.UK
The Environment Agency is reminding businesses in the waste industry that they must be registered as a waste carrier, broker or dealer if they transport, buy, sell, dispose of, or arrange the movement of waste. Registration can be completed quickly and securely online through GOV.UK. By registering directly with the Environment Agency, businesses can ensure their details are accurate, avoid unn…
ATF Professional · 26 Aug 2025
Global
Primeur van formaat
CBS Beton produceert al ruim 20 jaar hoogwaardige betonelementen en keerwanden. Met hun variatie in hoogte, dikte en vorm bieden ze een breed scala aan toepassingen: van wegen- en grondwerken tot groenprojecten. Ideaal om hoogteverschillen op te vangen of als efficiënte opslag van gerecycleerde materialen. Meer inspiratie vind je op stand 207. En dat is […] Het bericht Primeur van formaat versc…
RecyclePro · 26 Aug 2025
Industry news
Finland’s Vehicle Recycling Model Attracts Global Interest
Finland’s vehicle recycling system continues to attract international attention well beyond Europe. In early August, Kuusakoski hosted an international delegation at its Heinola facility to share perspectives on how circular practices, regulatory frameworks, and digital innovation are shaping the future of car recycling.
Auto Recycling World · 26 Aug 2025
Industry news
ProLogium unveils 4th-gen solid-state battery
ProLogium Technology will present its latest innovation – the 4th-generation Superfluidized All-Inorganic Solid-State Lithium Ceramic Battery – at IAA Mobility 2025 in Munich (9–12 September).The new solid-state battery system features the company’s proprietary SF Ceramion electrolyte, designed to address key challenges in EV energy storage, including safety, fast charging, low-temperature perf…
BEST Magazine (Batteries & Energy Storage Technology) · 26 Aug 2025
Industry news
AI could stop hotels and restaurants wasting food, energy and talent: why aren’t they using it?
Artificial Intelligence could slash waste, cut carbon emissions and ease staff burnout in the hospitality sector – yet many operators are barely scratching the surface, according to new research from the University of Surrey. The study, published in Sustainable Development, in collaboration with partners in Spain, seemed to find that AI technologies could give hotels, […]
Envirotec Magazine · 26 Aug 2025
Industry news
UK consortium secures £8.1 million to scale EV battery recycling
A UK consortium comprising Jaguar Land Rover, LiBatt Recycling, WMG at the University of Warwick, and Mint Innovation has secured £8.1 million to develop a large-scale process for recovering critical raw materials from end-of-life electric vehicle batteries.
Circular Online (CIWM) · 26 Aug 2025
Industry news
Indonesia equipped to act after global plastics treaty fails, say report authors
While global leaders failed to agree on whether to stop the growth of plastic production, a group of UK researchers claims a new evidence-backed report gives Indonesia a 26-point plan to act now. The deadlock apparent at the talks’ conclusion, on 14 August, leaves progress towards a global agreement on ending plastics pollution in limbo. […]
Envirotec Magazine · 26 Aug 2025
Industry news
Space-based solar power could significantly advance net zero efforts in Europe
Solar panels situated in space could reduce Europe’s requirement for land-based renewable energy by up to 80%, expediting the journey to net zero, according to new research from King’s College London. The study, published in Joule, analysed the potential of a design by NASA for space-based solar generation, which is planned to be in use […]
Envirotec Magazine · 26 Aug 2025
Industry news
Start-up secures €1.8m to commercialise carbon materials
Mülheim-based Deep Tech start-up Minerva Carbon has secured €1.8 million ($2.1m) in funding through the EXIST Transfer of Research programme to commercialise mesoporous high-performance carbon materials for advanced battery and fuel cell applications.The company was founded by Dr Abdu Bilican, a former PhD researcher at the Max-Planck-Institut für Kohlenforschung. Mesoporous carbons offer high …
BEST Magazine (Batteries & Energy Storage Technology) · 26 Aug 2025
Industry news
ALDI LAUNCHES NEW AMERICAN DINER RANGE INCLUDING WINGS, FRICKLES & S’MORES
Aldi is set to send taste buds straight to the states with the launch of its first ever ALDIner range. Landing in stores from 4th September, this exciting new collection of classic diner must haves promises to bring the vibrant flavours of America to UK kitchens, with prices starting from just £1.29. Shoppers can […]
Aldi UK Press Centre · 26 Aug 2025
Policy & government
29. Solely owned tenanted property
Dealing with an insolvent's solely-owned property where the property has or had tenants
GOV.UK · 26 Aug 2025
Policy & government
28. Freehold and leasehold property
Dealing with an insolvent's freehold or leasehold property, including action to be taken to protect an interest in the property, steps to be taken where the property is the bankrupt's 'family home' and dealing with shared ownership properties
GOV.UK · 26 Aug 2025
Policy & government
Shaping the future of England's strategic roads
Public consultation on National Highways’ strategic road network Initial Report.
GOV.UK · 26 Aug 2025
Policy & government
Mrs E Simpson v Red Band Chemical Co. Ltd: 8000173/2025
Employment Tribunal decision.
GOV.UK · 26 Aug 2025
Industry news
Lokaltog adds 10 battery trains to Danish fleet
Danish regional operator Lokaltog has confirmed an order for 10 additional FLIRT Akku battery trains from Stadler, exercising an option from its October 2024 contract.The new units will join Lokaltog’s fleet in 2029, reinforcing its commitment to delivering emission-free rail services across Eastern Denmark.The FLIRT Akku battery trains offer up to 100km of battery-only range…
BEST Magazine (Batteries & Energy Storage Technology) · 26 Aug 2025
Policy & government
G Milnthorpe v EM Recycling Ltd: 6005985/2025
Employment Tribunal decision.
GOV.UK · 26 Aug 2025
Industry news
Northern Ireland sees carrier bag consumption decrease by 500k
Northern Ireland saw a difference of 500,000 carrier bags dispensed in the 2024/25 financial year compared to 2023/24. The results came in the annual “Northern Ireland Carrier Bag Levy” report released last week (21 August 2025). The report found that 59.2 million carrier bags were dispensed by retailers in the last financial year, compared to … Read More
letsrecycle.com News · 26 Aug 2025
Industry news
Canaries and coal mines: air pollution is a threat to animal welfare
In 2018, the Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine published a study on the Association Between Indoor Air Pollution and Respiratory Disease in Companion Dogs and Cats. The hypothesis was logical. The team proposed that where levels of fine particulate matter [PM2.5] were high inside a home, there would be an increased likelihood of the pets […]
Air Quality News · 26 Aug 2025
Policy & government
Streamlined regulation to power growth and boost British industry
Environmental permitting for industry and energy to be modernised, as part of new plans following the landmark Corry Review
GOV.UK · 26 Aug 2025
Industry news
Capital grains: the urban trees getting a second life
Furniture maker Bruce Saunders co-founded Fallen & Felled to give a second life to urban trees destined for the chipper
Positive News · 26 Aug 2025
Industry news
Is Britain heading for another water wake-up call?
As we head into World Water Week — August 24-28 — across the UK, headlines continue to be dominated by reports of drought across swathes of the country, millions are living under hose pipe bans and many of us are struggling with heatwaves. A combination of spiralling water use, rising populations and very little rain […]
Environment Journal · 26 Aug 2025
Industry news
Great reveal: how air pollution masked global warming, confusing adaptation plans
Efforts to curb sulphur dioxide revealed more planetary heating than we thought and faster temperature rise. While this will be short-lived, the skies above directly impact local and regional climate conditions, and our policies need to reflect it. Numbers rarely lie. Nor do thermometers. But in this case, both have been misleading. Between 1970 and […]
Environment Journal · 26 Aug 2025
Industry news
The last thing we need is a UK data centre expansion
As one of the hottest and driest summers in living memory finally wanes drought conditions remain. This is just one reason behind the first ever legal challenge to a planned hyperscale digital storage facility. With 477 data centres currently operating across Britain, current estimates suggest we’re using 10billion litres of water each year. Between 1.8 […]
Environment Journal · 26 Aug 2025
Council news
Kingston and Sutton Shared Environment Service Annex 3 - Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames
Kingston upon Thames Council · 26 Aug 2025
Council news
Council will cease running Northbrook Pool from 23 September - Exeter City Council
Exeter Council · 26 Aug 2025
Industry news
Win a £200 Too Good To Go voucher - Too Good To Go
Too Good To Go UK · 26 Aug 2025
Industry news
How to take part in Charity Shop Fashion Week 2025 - Charity Retail Association
Charity Retail Association · 26 Aug 2025
Industry news
Nestlé shares the Nescafé story with the founding family of its Tutbury factory - Nestlé UK
Nestle UK media · 26 Aug 2025
Industry news
School smoothy yogurt gets a healthy refresh - The Food & Drink Federation
Food and Drink Federation news · 26 Aug 2025
Policy & government
Reducing wood smoke emissions - NSW EPA
NSW EPA · 26 Aug 2025
Policy & government
Supported housing: Guidance for local authorities in England - Local Government Association
Local Government Association · 26 Aug 2025
Industry news
EWABA members have successfully completed the second UDB pilot - Biofuels International Magazine
Biofuels International · 26 Aug 2025
Industry news
Allergen errors most common cause of UK food recalls, report finds - Food Manufacture
Food Manufacture · 26 Aug 2025
Global
De harde cijfers
Meten is weten geldt het cliché. In elke editie van 2025 pakt RecyclePro daarom weer uit met cijfers over de afvalsector. Aan u om er inzichten uit te destilleren die uw productieproces kunnen optimaliseren of uw rendement verhogen. Met het Beleidsprogramma circulair textiel 2025 – 2030 zet Nederland een volgende stap richting een volledig circulaire […] Het bericht De harde cijfers verscheen e…
RecyclePro · 26 Aug 2025