Recycling news: 2024

Industry news Eucertplast Certification and Compliance - Jayplas Jayplas · 2 May 2024 Industry news PET Plastic Recycling Plant - Corby - Jayplas Jayplas · 2 May 2024 Industry news Plastic Packaging Laws and Compliance - Jayplas Jayplas · 2 May 2024 Industry news Alupro launches updated Aluminium Manifesto for 2024 Earlier this week (30 April), Alupro published a refreshed version of its pioneering Aluminium Manifesto. Initially launched in 2022, the Aluminium Manifesto outlines the views of the aluminium packaging industry and details the changes needed to deliver a world-class recycling system for the UK. Alongside highlighting the positive progress made to date, including discussions surrounding […] Th… Alupro · 2 May 2024 Industry news Partner with us to make a positive impact on plastic recycling and packaging - Jayplas Jayplas · 2 May 2024 Industry news Experts in plastic recycling since 1975 - Jayplas Jayplas · 2 May 2024 Industry news News in brief (02/05/2024) With news on: Cheltenham council reports it has overclaimed £130k in recycling credits; British glass launches glass re-use project for primary schools; South Lanarkshire schools partner with Jump for sustainability initiative; and, Starbucks partners with Podback Cheltenham council reports it has overclaimed £130k in recycling credits Cheltenham council has reported it has overclaimed £130k in… letsrecycle.com News · 2 May 2024 Industry news Our Campaigns - East London Waste Authority East London Waste Authority · 2 May 2024 Industry news EMR acquires a stake in Renewable Metals EMR, a metal recycling company, has acquired a stake in Australian-owned Renewable Metals. The agreement includes an investment that will facilitate the construction of a battery shredding and critical minerals refining plant in Duddeston, Birmingham. Renewable Metals has developed a recycling process that it has said has fewer steps compared to conventional methods for … Read More letsrecycle.com News · 2 May 2024 Industry news EMR to build battery shredding and critical minerals refining plant in the UK EMR has acquired a stake in Australian-owned Renewable Metals, as part of a deal which will see a novel demonstration-scale battery shredding and critical minerals refining plant built in the UK. Circular Online (CIWM) · 2 May 2024 Industry news International Compost Awareness Week 2024 – Nature’s Climate Champion REA (Association for Renewable Energy and Clean Technology) · 2 May 2024 Industry news CIWM, ESA and Groundwork release survey to drive UK’s environmental strategies The Chartered Institution of Wastes Management (CIWM), the Environmental Services Association (ESA) and Groundwork are calling on UK environmental professionals to participate in the annual National Environmental Services Survey 2024. The 2024 survey delves into current practices, challenges and evolving attitudes towards critical environmental issues facing the sector, including net-zero, poll… letsrecycle.com News · 2 May 2024 Industry news Work With Us - Jayplas Jayplas · 2 May 2024 Industry news Teaching Packs - Wastebuster Wastebuster · 2 May 2024 Industry news Local Food Waste Collections Wales - Olleco Olleco · 1 May 2024 Industry news Videos - Wastebuster Wastebuster · 1 May 2024 Industry news Vegetarian List - Nestlé UK Nestle UK media · 1 May 2024 Industry news Plastic Recycling Washing Plants - Jayplas Jayplas · 1 May 2024 Industry news Greenpeace says Global Plastic Treaty talks end in ‘weak compromise’ Greenpeace UK has said that the conclusion of the fourth sessions of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (INC4) for a Global Plastics Treaty is “marked by disappointment”. The organisation said that the negotiations “succumbed to the influence” of the fossil fuel and petrochemical industry. While countries agreed to move forward with “intersessional work” before the fifth … Read More Th… letsrecycle.com News · 1 May 2024 Industry news Major policy shifts and market dynamics shaping the future of UK AD sector The UK anaerobic digestion industry is navigating a rapidly evolving landscape, shaped by pivotal policy developments and dynamic market forces. The latest market and policy update report from ADBA, published on 23rd April, offers vital insights into the sector’s trajectory. Highlights from the report: Publication of Future Policy Framework for Biomethane Production: The government published… T… ADBA (Anaerobic Digestion & Bioresources Association) · 1 May 2024 Industry news Positive Signs for UK AD Sector at ADBA Spring Meeting – Key takeaways ADBA’s Spring Members Meeting on 23rd April 2024 brought together nearly 100 attendees from across the UK anaerobic digestion industry. The packed agenda provided crucial updates from government officials, market insights, and technical guidance. Several key takeaways emerged: Policy Progress There were encouraging signs that the government is taking a more towards the AD sector… ADBA (Anaerobic Digestion & Bioresources Association) · 1 May 2024 Industry news GGSS Annual Tariff Review for 2024 is open for consultation On 29 April 2024, the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) published the call for evidence on the 2024 Annual Tariff Review for the Green Gas Support Scheme (GGSS). This call for evidence will run for 4 weeks until 27 May 2024, and ADBA is currently preparing our formal response. The purpose of… ADBA (Anaerobic Digestion & Bioresources Association) · 1 May 2024 Industry news UK pEPR draft regulations sent to EU and WTO The Draft Producer Responsibility Obligations (Packaging and Packaging Waste) Regulations 2024 have been sent to the European Union today (1 May 2024), in respect of Northern Ireland under the Windsor Framework, and their labelling requirements were notified to the World Trade Organisation. Defra said this is a “significant milestone” in its commitment to introducing packaging … Read More The p… letsrecycle.com News · 1 May 2024 Industry news UK government announces changes to pEPR legislation The UK government is aiming for packaging extended producer responsibility legislation to come into force across the UK by 1 January 2025, after announcing changes to the draft Regulations. Circular Online (CIWM) · 1 May 2024 Industry news CHEMUK24 We are delighted to be exhibiting at CHEMUK24 on 15 and 16 May, at the NEC in Birmingham. CHEMUK is the UK’s largest dedicated trade show for the Chemical, Laboratory, and Process Engineering industries! Why not come and see us on Stand C92 to discuss your waste management or specialist industrial cleaning services requirements. Augean · 1 May 2024 Industry news R4GM Community Fund Success Story: Platt Fields Bike Hub Based next to the lake in Platt Fields Park, the Bike Hub has been working hard over the past few months to get old bikes back on the road, while at the same time giving refugees a way to get around the city. Recycle for Greater Manchester · 1 May 2024 Industry news Final Speaker Announced for the ATF Professional Vehicle Recycling Conference on the 9th May 2024 The final speaker has been added to the ATF Professional Vehicle Recycling Conference lineup, scheduled for May 9th at the British Motor Museum in Warwickshire. ATF Professional · 1 May 2024 Industry news Toolkits - Wastebuster Wastebuster · 1 May 2024 Industry news MEMBER PRESS RELEASE- ‘Here’s to you – Mrs Robinson’ MEMBER PRESS RELEASE – ‘Here’s to you – Mrs Robinson’ Liz Robinson would much prefer not to be doing this interview. Rightly proud of pump manufacturer Landia UK’s 30th anniversary this year, Liz knows the ins and outs of those eventful past three decades, because she’s been there since day one. But as the epitome… ADBA (Anaerobic Digestion & Bioresources Association) · 1 May 2024 Industry news Doing more on climate and nature needn’t come at a price for the next government This is an Inside Track long read by Shaun Spiers, executive director of Green Alliance. A couple of weeks ago Andrew Rawnsley wrote a piece in the Observer outlining some of the radical things a Labour government could do without extra public spending. Here are […] Green Alliance blog (Inside Track) · 1 May 2024 Industry news BREAKING: Greenpeace send dead Dove confetti raining over Unilever board as company AGM kicks off Footage available here. Greenpeace UK has today disrupted the start of Unilever’s Annual General Meeting in an escalation of its global campaign against overwhelming plastic pollution produced by their Dove brand. The action comes as Greenpeace releases new polling showing support across global markets for Unilever to take action on their plastic pollution problem. As […] Greenpeace UK · 1 May 2024 Industry news RECOUP Awards entry deadline only 1 month away! The post RECOUP Awards entry deadline only 1 month away! appeared first on RECOUP . RECOUP · 1 May 2024 Industry news Beyond the dancefloor: the UK clubs and venues diversifying for survival UK nightlife may appear to be in a doom spiral of decline. But smaller projects and venues are resisting the gloom by diversifying Positive News · 1 May 2024 Industry news 5 reasons to ditch Dove products this summer 140,000 people signed a letter to Dove demanding they stop causing ‘Real Harm’ to women with their single-use plastic sachets. But the skincare brand isn’t listening. It’s time to ditch Dove’s products until they clean up their mess. Greenpeace UK · 1 May 2024 Industry news Veolia recycle 2022 FA Cup Final banner into drawstring bags and sports bibs The London FA and Veolia have donated bibs and drawstring bags recycled from the 2022 FA Cup Final pitch cover to youth football clubs. Veolia and the Football Association (FA) partnered to create a recycled plastic banner which unveiled the pitch ready for the 2022 FA Cup Final in support of the London FA’s green developmental activities. Veolia said it […] Circular Online (CIWM) · 1 May 2024 Industry news Tory mayoral candidate Hall joins another anti-Ulez Facebook group hosting Islamophobia and threats The post Tory mayoral candidate Hall joins another anti-Ulez Facebook group hosting Islamophobia and threats appeared first on Unearthed . Unearthed (Greenpeace UK) · 1 May 2024 Industry news Somerset Council could pay extra to SUEZ after losses Somerset Council is considering negotiating additional payments with its waste contractor, SUEZ, despite already paying £24 million per year. However, the contractor has reportedly recorded significant annual losses and is seeking more money from the council through a number of contractual claims, which are currently under dispute. The council is concerned that without an increase... Skip & Waste Magazine · 1 May 2024 Industry news enfinium to deliver 1.2m tonnes of carbon removals across UK enfinium has published a plan to both decarbonise its own operations and deliver carbon removals at scale, in the hope of helping the UK achieve its net zero targets. The ‘Net Zero Transition Plan’, backed by an investment programme worth over £1.7 billion, sets out enfinium’s pathway to achieve net zero across its Scope 1 … Read More letsrecycle.com News · 1 May 2024 Industry news 49% of used textiles end up in residual waste, WRAP report finds People in the UK dispose of 49% of all used textiles in residual waste bins, WRAP’s latest Textiles Market Situation Report 2024 showed. Circular Online (CIWM) · 1 May 2024 Industry news Signify unveils ambitious Net Zero targets The world’s biggest lighting manufacturer Signify has introduced ambitious Net Zero emissions reduction targets. The company has introduced a 2040 […] Recolight · 1 May 2024