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Industry news Golden Green delisting marks latest chapter in aftermarket transformation The Shenzhen Stock Exchange has approved the delisting of Suzhou Golden Green Technologies, bringing to a close a public market journey that mirrors the changing fortunes of the global imaging supplies industry. The Recycler (imaging consumables recycling) · 17 Jun 2026 Industry news GreatAmerica completes transition from imaging financier to national bank National bank charter marks latest chapter in GreatAmerica's evolution beyond print finance. The Recycler (imaging consumables recycling) · 17 Jun 2026 Industry news Canon executive recognised for 14th consecutive year Long-serving Canon U.S.A. executive Seymour Liebman receives continued recognition in Long Island. The Recycler (imaging consumables recycling) · 17 Jun 2026 Industry news WRAP launches can recycling campaign for the World Cup WRAP has launched a campaign to increase the number of cans recycled across the course of the FIFA World Cup. Over the course of the World Cup, Recycle Now and Every Can Counts has predicted that 2 billion canned drinks will be consumed. The total market value of the consumed and recycled aluminium drinks has … Read More letsrecycle.com News · 17 Jun 2026 Industry news AI operating system startup Conduct closes £45m round Conduct, a startup that has developed an “AI operating system” for managing complex software systems, has secured a $60m (£44.72m) Series A funding round. The idea behind Conduct is helping large enterprises continue to run on bloated systems that have had thousands of changes and customisations over the years. Changing or update critical processes regarding […] UKTN (UK Tech News) · 17 Jun 2026 Industry news Veolia UK places in Sunday Times ‘Best Places to Work’ for the fourth year running Veolia UK · 17 Jun 2026 Industry news Japan’s ELV policy turns to resource security Japan’s end-of-life vehicle policy is increasingly focused on resource security, with discussions centred on precise dismantling, critical material recovery, lithium-ion batteries, used vehicle exports and reusable parts. Auto Recycling World · 17 Jun 2026 Industry news Footasylum reveals launch date of Trinity Leeds store Footasylum has revealed the opening date of its new store in Trinity Leeds shopping centre. Retail Gazette · 17 Jun 2026 Industry news Parliament turns up pressure on Thames Water as special administration edges closer The future of Thames Water moved further into the political spotlight this week after a heated House of Commons exchange saw ministers openly question the company’s proposed rescue package and […] Water Magazine · 17 Jun 2026 Industry news Morrisons launches steak deal ahead of Father’s Day Morrisons has launched a discounted 1kg Tomahawk steak for £15 ahead of Father’s Day weekend. Running from 18 to 20 June, the steak deal will be available at Morrisons Market… Grocery Gazette · 17 Jun 2026 Industry news Major investment to boost growth at Blue Diamond Garden Centres Blue Diamond, the UK’s largest garden centre business, is planning to raise a £60 million investment from Caledonia Investments. Retail Gazette · 17 Jun 2026 Industry news AI-bred cotton cuts carbon and water New LCA shows Avalo’s Texas dryland cotton beats US regional baselines on emissions with zero irrigation DURHAM – Avalo’s first […] Ecotextile News · 17 Jun 2026 Industry news Composite packaging producers potentially overcharged millions under pEPR Fibre-based composite (FBC) packaging producers may have been ‘significantly overcharged’ as part of the packaging Extended Producer Responsibility (pEPR) scheme, new analysis finds. Circular Online (CIWM) · 17 Jun 2026 Industry news 90% of UK businesses ‘already dealing with tangible climate fallout’ UK Plc’s balance sheet is increasingly tipping towards corporate loss as a result of nature and environmental crises. Produced by Ecologi and BusinessGreen, From Risk To Reward looks at how British businesses are working to become more resilient in a bid to secure their long-term value. According to a survey conducted by the organisations, nine-in-10 UK […] Environment Journal · 17 Jun 2026 Industry news Packaging News to host Advantive webinar covering comprehensive AI factory landscape Packaging News is hosting an AI-focussed webinar in partnership with Advantive on 25 June, covering all the latest intelligent software options for companies in the packaging supply chain. Packaging News (UK) · 17 Jun 2026 Industry news EGARA Spring Meeting: Europe’s Recyclers Prepare for a New ELV Era Tom Hayward of the VRA attended the EGARA Spring Meeting in Aarhus, where European recyclers, associations and circular economy leaders discussed future vehicle circularity regulation, EPR, digital traceability, parts reuse, critical raw material recovery and the need for stronger cross-border collaboration. ATF Professional · 17 Jun 2026 Industry news This Loneliness Awareness Week, Ben is bringing the automotive community closer together Ben is calling on the automotive community to take action during Loneliness Awareness Week, after its insights found that 31% of automotive workers have experienced loneliness. The charity is encouraging people to check in, start conversations and use its free confidential support services. ATF Professional · 17 Jun 2026 Industry news Revolut to expand in the UAE with new licence secured Fintech group Revolut is set to expand its Middle Eastern operations with the final approvals secured from regulatory authorities in the United Arab Emirates. Revolut received an in-principle approval from the central bank of the UAE back in September 2025 and has now announced it has officially secured its Stored Value Facilities (SVF) licence and […] UKTN (UK Tech News) · 17 Jun 2026 Industry news EXCLUSIVE: Textiles merchants to slash charity prices UK second-hand textiles merchants have warned the charity retail sector that they will be reducing the price they pay to collect unsold clothing. One merchant told letsrecycle.com that they alerted their customers that their prices had decreased by as much as 40% from 1 June 2026. Prices for charity shop textile banks have reduced by … Read More letsrecycle.com News · 17 Jun 2026 Industry news MRF Tyres extends Australian Rally Championship engagement After serving as control tyre supplier to the EROAD Australian Rally Championship (ARC) between 2017 and 2019, MRF Tyres returned to this role in 2024. The tyre maker recently secured the control tyre tender in a deal that extends its remit until the end of the 2030 season. Tyrepress · 17 Jun 2026 Industry news Glass industry claims Wales recycling plans are ‘unworkable’ The UK glass industry has raised urgent concerns over the Welsh Government’s plans to include glass within its upcoming Deposit Return Scheme (DRS), warning the policy is 'not practically feasible' in its current form. Packaging News (UK) · 17 Jun 2026 Industry news France Launches the Development of New Capabilities for the A400M Airbus Defence and Space has signed a contract with OCCAR (Organisation for Joint Armament Cooperation), acting on behalf of the French Directorate General of Armaments (DGA), for the development of new capabilities for the A400M. These upgrades, known as the “Parallel Mission System” (PMS), aim to equip French A400M with multi-mission capabilities in the fields of intelligence, surveillance an… MEM Magazine (Manufacturing & Engineering) · 17 Jun 2026 Industry news Careful & honest evolution – Linglong debuts Sport Master 2 The Linglong Sport Master has generally been well received since its market launch five years ago, and Linglong Tire looked to build upon this first-generation product’s strengths when developing a successor. The result is Linglong Sport Master 2, whose European debut took place during The Tire Cologne. Linglong will bring the new tyre to market in spring 2027. Tyrepress · 17 Jun 2026 Industry news No safe place: Over a billion children facing multiple climate shocks A new report from UNICEF has revealed the scale of the climate crisis facing the world’s children, with almost all now exposed to at least one climate-related hazard and 1.1 billion facing three or more overlapping threats. The Children’s Climate Risk Report 2026, published today, provides the most comprehensive picture to date of how climate […] Environment Journal · 17 Jun 2026 Industry news Packaging News Sustainability PowerBook | Jude Allan, Paula Chin, Brian Lodge Packaging News has launched the Sustainability PowerBook – a power list of the 50 people shaping sustainability in packaging. Packaging News (UK) · 17 Jun 2026 Industry news ALDI’S SELL-OUT AMERICAN-STYLE ICE CREAMS ARE BACK AS BRITS BRACE FOR 34C WEATHER As the UK prepares for a nationwide sizzler, Aldi is helping shoppers cool down with its legendary, sell-out American Style Ice Cream Tubs, available in stores now nationwide. Priced at a jaw-dropping £1.99 (500ml), the tubs are expected to fly from freezers. Leading the all-star line-up is Gianni’s Cookie Dough Ice Cream (£1.99, 500ml). Packed […] Aldi UK Press Centre · 17 Jun 2026 Industry news Bigger seed rounds don’t mean that seed has gotten easier Recent headlines might suggest that seed funding has never been healthier. Over the past year, a growing number of AI startups including labs and companies founded by serial entrepreneurs – such as Ineffable Intelligence and Safe Superintelligence (SSI) – have raised unusually large seed and pre-seed rounds. In some cases, tens of millions of pounds […] UKTN (UK Tech News) · 17 Jun 2026 Industry news The UK steps up its efforts to protect vulnerable coastal regions and oceans The UK government has announced £13.9 million in new funding to support international efforts to protect ocean ecosystems and strengthen the resilience of coastal communities facing the impacts of climate change. Open Access Government — Environment · 17 Jun 2026 Industry news Isabel Martin: Stress testing hospitality – understanding risk and preparing for what’s next Isabel leads The SRA’s team of consultants delivering the Food Made Good Standard, as well as leading on a range of international projects and partnerships. Isabel has worked with a range of hospitality businesses, from international travel and hotel groups to global corporate caterers, universities and single-site restaurants to help deliver the Food Made Good […] Footprint Media (foodservice sustainability) · 17 Jun 2026 Industry news Shortlist announced for WRA’s 25th Anniversary Awards We are delighted to announce the shortlist for our 25th Anniversary Celebration Awards! Wood Recyclers Association · 17 Jun 2026 Industry news Sortera UK MD notes complexity in determining battery fire risks MRW Sortera UK MD notes complexity in determining battery fire risks Firm’s UK director says industry faces complex challenges to determine potential fire risks and disruption from incorrectly discarded electronics and, in rare cases, prop explosives Sortera UK MD notes complexity in determining battery fire risks Neil Merrett MRW (Materials Recycling World) · 17 Jun 2026 Industry news Shifting power within Greenpeace UK: where we stand on our 2030 representation targets We're committed to having a team that represents our city's diversity by 2030. Our 2026 data show the progress made and the work still ahead. Greenpeace UK · 17 Jun 2026 Industry news Yokohama launches BluEarth-AllSeason2 tyre Picking up on the pan-European trend towards all-season tyres, and filling a gap in Yokohama has developed and launched the BluEarth-AllSeason2 as part of its localized product strategy. The tyre was unveiled in Iceland in front of over 100 customers and journalists and features significant double-digit percentage steps forward in a range of performance characteristics compared with its predece… Tyrepress · 17 Jun 2026 Industry news EU Ban on Unsold Clothing: What It Means for UK Fashion The EU ban on unsold clothing marks a major shift for the fashion industry, with new rules coming into force in July 2026 that will prohibit large companies from destroying unsold apparel. This change will fundamentally impact how brands manage overproduction, returns and excess stock. Der Beitrag EU Ban on Unsold Clothing: What It Means for UK Fashion erschien zuerst auf United Kingdom (EN) . ERP UK (European Recycling Platform) · 17 Jun 2026 Industry news Consultation opens on resources and waste net zero transition plan A consultation has opened on a draft Resource and Waste Sector Net Zero Transition Plan, setting out a proposed pathway to reducing the sector’s greenhouse gas emissions. The consultation, launched by WRAP, seeks feedback from businesses, investors and stakeholders across the waste and resources sector, ahead of the publication of a final plan later this … Read More letsrecycle.com News · 17 Jun 2026 Industry news ASOS and Deliveroo partner for football-themed World Cup collab ASOS and Deliveroo have partnered together to allow consumers to order ASOS Design football shirts via the Deliveroo app. The Deliveroo service will only be available to customers based in Greater London and Manchester. Consumers will be able to order up to two shirts per and have 15 designs to pick from including England, Spain,... Retail Gazette · 17 Jun 2026 Industry news Ireland is now paying artists a basic income. Will the idea catch on? Artists boost the economy and enrich society, yet many struggle to make ends meet. Enter Ireland's basic income scheme Positive News · 17 Jun 2026 Industry news Excel Machine Tools Unveils Updated Brand and Expanded Product Range Excel Machine Tools, a family-run supplier with more than 40 years of industry experience, has unveiled its updated brand identity and expanded product range, reinforcing its commitment to supporting UK workshops, manufacturers and industrial businesses with reliable machinery, equipment and aftersales support. The updated brand reflects the continued growth of Excel Machine Tools as a family b… MEM Magazine (Manufacturing & Engineering) · 17 Jun 2026 Industry news UK will consume 2 billion canned drinks over the FIFA World Cup The UK will consume an estimated 2 billion canned drinks over the course of the FIFA World Cup 2026, according to Recycle Now and Every Can Counts. Circular Online (CIWM) · 17 Jun 2026 Industry news Connecting stores from edge to cloud: reinventing retail with Physical AI How Instacart is working with NVIDIA to build a continuous learning intelligence layer for omnichannel retail For years, retailers have spoken about physical and digital commerce as separate channels. Instacart, a leading grocery technology company, believes that, in grocery, success in the future will be defined by how intelligently those worlds connect. The goal is... Retail Gazette · 17 Jun 2026