Recycling news: 2026

Industry news Paris bans public alcohol consumption amid heatwave - Just Drinks Just Drinks — sustainability · 26 Jun 2026 Industry news Dynasol developing high-flow SEBS grades under innovation project - European Rubber Journal European Rubber Journal · 26 Jun 2026 Industry news STR launches biofuels storage project - Biofuels International Magazine Biofuels International · 26 Jun 2026 Industry news Councils demand say in asylum seeker housing plans - localgov.co.uk LocalGov · 26 Jun 2026 Industry news Food and drink exports show worrying decline, as UK manufacturers lose ground in global markets - The Food & Drink Federation Food and Drink Federation news · 26 Jun 2026 Industry news Knowles Logistics nears fully electric materials handling fleet - Materials Handling World MHW Magazine (Materials Handling World) · 26 Jun 2026 Industry news Level 3 Retail Team Leader - Campaign Update and Feedback Request - British Retail Consortium British Retail Consortium news · 26 Jun 2026 Industry news Microsoft extends Windows 10 lifeline Campaigners welcome extra support but say millions still face forced upgrades soon. The Recycler (imaging consumables recycling) · 26 Jun 2026 Industry news Michelin shutting BFGoodrich tire plant in US - European Rubber Journal European Rubber Journal · 26 Jun 2026 Industry news What went right this week: an ‘incredible’ medical milestone, plus more A vaccine ‘almost eliminated’ a type of cancer, the green economy surged, and India halved its smoking rate, plus more Positive News · 26 Jun 2026 Industry news Environment Agency secures £275,000 from Anglian Water for permit breaches and illegal discharge from sites in Lincolnshire The Environment Agency has secured an Enforcement Undertaking from Anglian Water Services that will see £275,000 go towards environmental improvement projects across Lincolnshire. This comes after two permit breaches led […] Water Magazine · 26 Jun 2026 Industry news MPs to examine data centre water demand in latest Parliamentary inquiry hearing MPs will next week continue their inquiry into the sustainability of UK data centres, with water use expected to remain a key issue for the sector as demand for AI […] Water Magazine · 26 Jun 2026 Industry news DWQR flags repeated treatment failures at Scottish Water’s Lintrathen WTW The Drinking Water Quality Regulator for Scotland (DWQR) has published two separate incident assessments concerning operational failures at Scottish Water’s Lintrathen Water Treatment Works (WTW), highlighting persistent treatment challenges at […] Water Magazine · 26 Jun 2026 Industry news GWF acquires assets of i2O Water Limited GWF AG, the Swiss utility metering and smart water technology company, has announced the acquisition of the assets of i2O Water Limited, a UK-based specialist in water network pressure optimisation […] Water Magazine · 26 Jun 2026 Industry news Abstractors in Scotland urged to plan ahead following recent dry weather The latest weekly water scarcity report from the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) shows the first Moderate Scarcity warning of the year issued for the Tyne (Lothian) catchment. More areas have also […] Water Magazine · 26 Jun 2026 Industry news Environment Agency issues warning to River Roding Trust following investigation into unpermitted work in Ilford The Environment Agency has issued a warning letter to the River Roding Trust in east London following an investigation into unpermitted work carried out at Alders Brook, in Ilford. This […] Water Magazine · 26 Jun 2026 Industry news Southern Water’s Hampshire water recycling scheme advances in planning process Southern Water’s Hampshire Water Transfer and Water Recycling Project (HWTWRP) has reached another milestone, marking further progress for one of the UK water sector’s most significant strategic resource schemes. The […] Water Magazine · 26 Jun 2026 Industry news 'Unequivocally to blame': Study confirms heatwave's link to climate change - BusinessGreen BusinessGreen — waste topic · 26 Jun 2026 Industry news Europe’s heatwave is the hottest and most humid ever The current temperatures in western and central Europe would have been virtually impossible 50 years ago, and unprecedented humidity levels make this heatwave especially dangerous New Scientist — Environment · 26 Jun 2026 Industry news Northumbrian Water Group unveils new equity, diversity and inclusion strategy for 2026–30, marking next phase of inclusion-led growth Northumbrian Water Group (NWG) has launched the next phase of its TIDE (Together for Inclusion, Diversity and Equity) strategy, setting out how it plans to build on what the company […] Water Magazine · 26 Jun 2026 Industry news United Utilities named among world’s most sustainable companies by TIME United Utilities has been recognised as one of the world’s leading sustainable businesses, securing 59th place globally in TIME magazine’s ranking of the world’s 750 most sustainable companies. The North […] Water Magazine · 26 Jun 2026 Industry news BBC Inside Science Is it time to start considering solar geoengineering to help us combat extreme heat? BBC News — Science & Environment · 25 Jun 2026 Industry news TyreSafe links latest campaign to rural road risk findings TyreSafe has used the publication of NFU Mutual’s latest Rural Road Safety Report to renew its call for motorists to carry out regular tyre maintenance, positioning its ACT message as a practical response to the heightened risks associated with countryside driving. Tyrepress · 25 Jun 2026 Industry news ZC Rubber highlights Westlake OTR range at Hillhead 2026 Zhongce Rubber Group (ZC Rubber) used Hillhead 2026 to present its latest Westlake off-the-road (OTR) tyre range to quarrying, construction and recycling sector customers in the UK. Tyrepress · 25 Jun 2026 Industry news Government allocates £50m to domestic critical minerals projects MRW Government allocates £50m to domestic critical minerals projects Minister announced grants to be awarded to firms recovering and processing critical materials during visit to Teesside recycling facilities Government allocates £50m to domestic critical minerals projects Daniel Bosley MRW (Materials Recycling World) · 25 Jun 2026 Industry news Fashion brands warned over ‘misleading’ recycling claims in online ads MRW Fashion brands warned over ‘misleading’ recycling claims in online ads Advertising regulator, as part of wider scrutiny of the sector, rules that three brands’ online promotions were not clear on scale of recycled material use Fashion brands warned over ‘misleading’ recycling claims in online ads Neil Merrett MRW (Materials Recycling World) · 25 Jun 2026 Industry news Tyres Europe urges EU to keep tyre labelling reforms simple The European Commission has proposed simpler energy and tyre labelling rules to keep consumer information clear and comparable while allowing more flexible label formats, such as electronic displays, QR codes and labels shown with installer offers. The measures would also make rescaling labels easier, clarify responsibilities for non-EU manufacturers, simplify tyre labelling rules and improve E… Tyrepress · 25 Jun 2026 Industry news DTEK and Octopus form joint venture for Ukraine rooftop solar and BESS Ukraine's DTEK and Octopus Energy Group have formed a joint venture company to finance the rollout of Project RISE, a €100 million initiative to deploy rooftop solar and battery energy storage systems.The companies said the project is intended to help Ukrainian businesses and public sector organisations generate and store electricity on site, reducing the impact… BEST Magazine (Batteries & Energy Storage Technology) · 25 Jun 2026 Industry news Arnold Clark Autoparts and Yuasa launch World Cup customer giveaway Arnold Clark Autoparts has partnered with battery supplier Yuasa on a customer promotion running during this summer’s FIFA World Cup. Customers purchasing a Yuasa or Goliath battery will be entered into weekly prize draws, with prizes including Yuasa-branded miniature footballs, cool boxes, garden chairs and a special-edition gaming chair. Tyrepress · 25 Jun 2026 Industry news Pirelli prepares major Spa 24 Hours operation Pirelli will support this year’s Spa 24 Hours with one of its largest motorsport operations, supplying more than 17,000 tyres for 140 cars competing across three championships. The tyre maker is sending 46 vehicles and around 140 engineers and technicians to the Belgian circuit. Personnel will come from Pirelli’s Milan headquarters and its R&D and motorsport centres on four continents, using mo… Tyrepress · 25 Jun 2026 Industry news Canadian Solar’s e-Storage to supply 426 MWh battery storage project in Florida Canadian Solar's energy storage subsidiary e-Storage has secured a contract to supply a 95 MW/426 MWh (DC) battery energy storage system for an electric utility project in Florida.The project is scheduled to begin installation in the second half of 2027, with commercial operation expected in early 2028.Under the agreement, e-Storage will deliver an integrated battery… BEST Magazine (Batteries & Energy Storage Technology) · 25 Jun 2026 Industry news Can home batteries help save the climate and save you money? Growing numbers of homeowners are installing batteries that store electricity when it is cheap, which helps balance the grid and cuts emissions, and cheaper plug-in batteries will soon let more people do the same New Scientist — Environment · 25 Jun 2026 Industry news GARANT Automation & Hoffmann Group Connected Manufacturing wins the German Innovation Award GARANT Automation loading systems enable the manufacturer-wide automation of existing machining tools without intervention in the control system. Connected Manufacturing is a shop floor management system that manages tools from CAM to the machine and production orders from ERP through to delivery. Winner award in the categories ‘Excellence in Business-to-Business – Connectivity and Transformati… MEM Magazine (Manufacturing & Engineering) · 25 Jun 2026 Industry news 99% of TOAST’s 2025 collections made from natural fibres Welsh clothing and lifestyle brand TOAST has revealed that 99% of its 2025 clothing collections were made from solely natural fibres, or cellulosic fibres from certified sources. In its latest annual Social Conscience report, TOAST championed its three key areas of focus to ensure it makes products that are responsibly made and last for years.... Retail Gazette · 25 Jun 2026 Industry news ADBA Calls for Urgent Action on GGSS Budget Cap The Government’s Green Gas Support Scheme is key to incentivising growth in the sector, but its operational budget was filled for the foreseeable future on 12th June. This means that any project that has not reached the point of being given a tariff guarantee will not be issued with a tariff guarantee until the budget cap… ADBA (Anaerobic Digestion & Bioresources Association) · 25 Jun 2026 Industry news Why Commercial Battery Recycling Is Important? - WasteCare WasteCare · 25 Jun 2026 Industry news Don’t forget to consider liquid waste collection for your commercial interceptors and drains The post Don’t forget to consider liquid waste collection for your commercial interceptors and drains appeared first on Grundon . Grundon Waste Management · 25 Jun 2026 Industry news Klöckner Pentaplast event discusses food packaging trends Klöckner Pentaplast (KP) has recently hosted an event covering trends within the food packaging sector, attended by retailers, recyclers, technology providers and manufacturers. Packaging News (UK) · 25 Jun 2026 Industry news The race to understand how and when Thwaites glacier will collapse The loss of Antarctica’s doomsday glacier would transform our planet. Now scientists are revealing the secrets of this remotest of places, and asking the question: is its demise inevitable? New Scientist — Environment · 25 Jun 2026 Industry news Four firms ordered to stop work in silicosis crackdown Four companies have been ordered to stop working with engineered stone after failing to protect their employees from deadly silica dust, as part of a nationwide Health and Safety Executive (HSE) crackdown. The businesses received prohibition notices following inspections by HSE officers, who found a lack of adequate control measures to keep workers safe while […] Air Quality News · 25 Jun 2026