Recycling news: 2025

Industry news Bulkhead upgrade is lower cost and lower carbon An upgrade of bulkhead luminaires in two care homes has demonstrated significant savings and a lower environmental impact than replacing […] Recolight · 22 Apr 2025 Industry news Will climate change lead to an industrial boom in the Arctic? The US and other nations are eager to exploit the Arctic’s mineral wealth, but despite the thawing of ice and permafrost, accessing buried treasure in the region remains extremely challenging New Scientist — Environment · 22 Apr 2025 Industry news World first AI-based paper cup recycling initiative launches in Cardiff The post World first AI-based paper cup recycling initiative launches in Cardiff appeared first on Keep Wales Tidy . Keep Wales Tidy · 22 Apr 2025 Industry news M&S Blanchardstown Hops Into Spring With Refreshed Store And New Features - Marks & Spencer M&S corporate press releases · 22 Apr 2025 Industry news Mondi helps reduce Evonik’s carbon footprint with new paper bags for chemical powders - Mondi Group Mondi newsroom · 22 Apr 2025 Industry news Notpla Imagery - Notpla Notpla news · 22 Apr 2025 Industry news A floating laboratory will uncover the secrets of Arctic winter The Tara Polar Station, a $23 million research vessel with a crew of 12, will drift across the Arctic ice to enable better monitoring of a rapidly changing environment New Scientist — Environment · 21 Apr 2025 Industry news Life lessons: Melissa Harrison on what life so far has taught her The novelist on people’s inherent goodness and her new app, which promises to ‘open your eyes to your nearby wild’ Positive News · 21 Apr 2025 Industry news Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP): What every cat owner needs to know Vet Dane Walker of DNA Vetcare provides an overview of Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP) and how owners can support their pet. Open Access Government — Environment · 21 Apr 2025 Industry news Why vanishing sea ice at the poles is a crisis for the entire planet Extremely low sea ice levels in the Arctic and Antarctica signal a "new normal" that may accelerate global warming and disrupt ocean currents, on top of the consequences for people and wildlife that rely on the ice New Scientist — Environment · 21 Apr 2025 Industry news A new £100m revenue stream for charities with “in-store eBay listing” - Charity Retail Association Charity Retail Association · 21 Apr 2025 Industry news The UK’s million EV milestone and eBay’s Circular Fashion Fund winner: The sustainability success stories of the week As part of our Mission Possible campaign, edie delivers this member-exclusive weekly round-up of five of the best sustainable business success stories of the week. In this week's edition, the UK’s one million EV milestone, and much more. edie — Circular Economy tag · 20 Apr 2025 Industry news Andrew Harrison - Groundwork Groundwork UK · 18 Apr 2025 Industry news AD and Biogas Industry Awards 2025 finalists announced AD and Biogas Industry Awards 2025 finalists announced The finalists for the AD and Biogas Industry Awards 2025 have been announced. Run by the Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Association (ADBA) and the World Biogas Association (WBA), the Awards celebrate excellence and innovation in the global anaerobic digestion (AD) and biogas sector across 11 categories. The… ADBA (Anaerobic Digestion & Bioresources Association) · 18 Apr 2025 Industry news ELV World Conference 2025 – Where the Future of Vehicle Recycling Takes Shape As Europe edges closer to a unified End-of-Life Vehicle (ELV) Regulation, industry leaders, policymakers, and innovators will converge in Warsaw, Poland, this May to chart a path forward at the 6th International FORS Conference. Set for May 22–23, 2025, at the InterContinental Hotel, the event promises to be one of the most pivotal gatherings for auto recyclers in years. Auto Recycling World · 18 Apr 2025 Industry news Artificial light pollution could fuel growth of toxic algal blooms The "skyglow" produced when light from cities bounces off clouds can help cyanobacteria and other aquatic microbes grow at night New Scientist — Environment · 18 Apr 2025 Industry news Hot methane seeps could support life beneath Antarctica’s ice sheet Microbial communities feeding on geothermal methane seeps beneath the Antarctic ice sheet could resemble life-supporting environments on frozen worlds in our solar system and beyond New Scientist — Environment · 18 Apr 2025 Industry news Ian Braime joins Altilium as Board Advisor Altilium, a UK-based clean technology group focused on supporting the transition to net zero, is pleased to announce the appointment of Ian Braime as Board Advisor- Strategy & Program Implementation Ian Braime has over 3 decades of experience in International Business Development within High-Volume Manufacturing of Complex Engineered Products, including Lithium-ion Batteries and Engineered Lith… Altilium news · 18 Apr 2025 Industry news What went right this week: social safety nets, plus more Social protection improved globally, Australia slashed marine pollution, and lab-grown meat had a ‘breakthrough’, plus more Positive News · 18 Apr 2025 Industry news The value of Skillshares in bringing communities together Skillshares are a fantastic way to unite individuals with diverse passions and goals, creating a community platform to inspire, learn, and collaborate on positive actions. Resource Futures · 17 Apr 2025 Industry news China Briefing 17 April 2025: US-China tariff war; AI and data centres; Coal construction ‘till 2027’ Welcome to Carbon Brief’s China Briefing. China Briefing handpicks and explains the most important climate... Carbon Brief · 17 Apr 2025 Industry news Altilium Commences Construction of UK’s First At-Scale EV Battery Recycling and Refining Plant in Plymouth Altilium, a UK-based clean technology company focused on supporting the transition to net zero, is excited to announce that construction has commenced on the country’s first at-scale EV battery recycling facility with integrated chemical refining capabilities, located in Plymouth, Devon. ATF Professional · 17 Apr 2025 Industry news DeBriefed 17 April 2025: India and Pakistan heat ‘tests human limits’; UK steel crisis sparks net-zero attack; Why Nigerian households are turning to solar Welcome to Carbon Brief’s DeBriefed. An essential guide to the week’s key developments relating to climate... Carbon Brief · 17 Apr 2025 Industry news BMRA members raise over £13,000 for Guide Dogs BMRA is delighted to announce that its members have helped to raise over £13,000 for its 2024 President’s Charity, Guide Dogs. ATF Professional · 17 Apr 2025 Industry news Does the shipping industry’s plan for net zero add up? New global rules will see a carbon levy applied to emissions from shipping for the first time, but analysts say the package falls short of what is needed New Scientist — Environment · 17 Apr 2025 Industry news Copart Finland: A Driving Force in the Finnish Vehicle Market Copart has left a significant mark on Finland’s vehicle market, but its story began long before Copart’s name became widely known in Finland. In 2018, the global auction giant acquired Autovahinkokeskus (AVK), a company with deep roots in the Finnish salvage vehicle market. Founded in 1966 by Finnish insurance companies, AVK was a specialist in handling insurance salvage vehicles, and its exper… Auto Recycling World · 17 Apr 2025 Industry news How TFRGroup Rejuvenates Returned Mattresses: Giving Quality a Second Life At TFRGroup, we believe in second chances -especially when it comes to mattresses. Every returned mattress presents an opportunity to restore value, reduce waste, and support our retail partners with top-tier refurbished products that meet the highest... The Furniture Recycling Group · 17 Apr 2025 Industry news The UK’s problems are more connected than we think but solutions must focus on people first This government has had an unenviable first year in office. A perfect storm of economic instability, rising poverty, volatile geopolitics and overstretched public services and the backdrop of an escalating climate crisis, has created a uniquely challenging moment. At the centre of it all are […] Green Alliance blog (Inside Track) · 17 Apr 2025 Industry news What does forced labour clampdown mean for food? Under a new EU law, businesses can be forced to withdraw any product linked to worker exploitation in the supply chain. But will its bark be worse than its bite? By Nick Hughes. December 12th 2024 was a landmark day for the millions of people around the world who work within the global food system […] Footprint Media (foodservice sustainability) · 17 Apr 2025 Industry news Beer wastage costing UK hospitality sector £200m a year UK’s hospitality industry is losing an estimated £212 million annually due to beer wastage, according to research by draft beer quality services company Avani Solutions, who have launched an industry-first campaign today to combat the issue. Already backed by UKHospitality’s Kate Nicholls, WasteWatchers!® provides pubs and bars with practical training to reduce losses and improve profitability.… Footprint Media (foodservice sustainability) · 17 Apr 2025 Industry news THE FRIDAY DIGEST: Easter eggs expose the fragility of the farming system With chocolate eggs very much on our minds this week there is one question: how do you pay for yours? New analysis from the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU) has found that the average price per kilo of cocoa beans imported into the UK has risen 32% over the last three years. UK food inflation […] Footprint Media (foodservice sustainability) · 17 Apr 2025 Industry news Launching QR Squared at the GS1 Global Forum 2025 The GS1 Global Forum 2025, based in Noordwijk, The Netherlands, brought together over 900 in-person participants and 2,000 virtual attendees from around the globe. The annual event serves as a platform to align GS1's strategy, inspire innovation, and strengthen the global GS1 community. Polytag news · 17 Apr 2025 Industry news Processed nature of plant-based proteins creates chemical problem The often highly processed nature of plant-based alternatives to meat, dairy and fish is a hot potato currently. However, new research suggests there is another reason to reach for fresh produce and pulses: chemical contaminants. Research led by the University of Antwerp in Belgium found that ultra-processed plant-based foods are contaminated with higher levels of organophosphates, […] Footprint Media (foodservice sustainability) · 17 Apr 2025 Industry news 100% renewable, or is it? Fresh standards aim to make green energy tariffs more transparent Loopholes mean the energy you’re buying may not be as clean as claimed. New standards are designed to filter the green from the greenwash Positive News · 17 Apr 2025 Industry news Polytag to provide traceability of 146,000 tonnes of waste in Wales Polytag has today announced the successful integration of four Polytag Plastic Detection Units at Material Recycling Facilities (MRFs) in Wales. Polytag news · 17 Apr 2025 Industry news Brands cutting back on recycled plastic content as costs rise Brands that went big on recycled content targets have begun to roll back on their commitments, largely due to cost pressures. Research conducted by Recycling Magazine shows the gap between rPET (recycled PET) and virgin PET was in excess of €400 per tonne last year. In other words, buying virgin PET can save a considerable amount of cash for […] Footprint Media (foodservice sustainability) · 17 Apr 2025 Industry news Polytag strengthens data security with ISO certifications Polytag, a leading packaging solutions provider, has announced the achievement of two International Standards Organisation (ISO) certifications, reinforcing its commitment to the highest standards of quality, information security, and privacy management. Polytag news · 17 Apr 2025 Industry news Funding boost for nature-friendly, low carbon food The UK Government has announced almost £46m in funding to help boost farm profitability and deliver nature-friendly foods. Supported projects could include robots carrying out delicate fruit picking and health monitors for cows and sheep, and variable irrigation systems to maximise water usage on crops. The emphasis is on reducing on-farm emissions and “capitalising on […] Footprint Media (foodservice sustainability) · 17 Apr 2025 Industry news DATAPOINT This week’s standout figures include hundreds of potential job cuts at Defra, a hefty gap in funding the transition to regenerative farming systems, the estimated tonnage of eggshells produced globally each year and the debate over how to measure emissions from ruminants heats up. Footprint Media (foodservice sustainability) · 17 Apr 2025 Industry news JBS is likely to fail to deliver on its Amazon deforestation promise, ranchers say The post JBS is likely to fail to deliver on its Amazon deforestation promise, ranchers say appeared first on Unearthed . Unearthed (Greenpeace UK) · 17 Apr 2025