Recycling news: 2024

Industry news RiverRidge Invests in Glass Waste Collection Service - riverridge.co.uk RiverRidge · 27 Aug 2024 Industry news Coles and Ocado Launch Two New Customer Fulfilment Centres - Ocado Group Ocado Group media · 27 Aug 2024 Industry news Return of the humble swede as sales soar amid Tik Tok trend (4) - Tesco PLC Tesco PLC newsroom · 27 Aug 2024 Industry news Going with the flow: how menstrual blood could revolutionise healthcare Menstrual blood holds untapped diagnostic potential that could revolutionise medical science Positive News · 26 Aug 2024 Industry news Slough Borough Council’s food waste trial: A win-win for residents and the environment The UK is increasingly focusing on sustainable waste management practices, and Slough Borough Council is leading the charge. Their recent food waste trial has demonstrated the significant environmental and financial benefits of proper food waste disposal. By encouraging residents to use food caddies, the council has saved thousands of pounds and diverted tons of food […] Keenan Recycling · 26 Aug 2024 Industry news Ganni’s forest stewardship and an energy-saving trial for trains: 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, GANNI's commitment to eliminate ancient forest sourcing, and much more. edie — Circular Economy tag · 25 Aug 2024 Industry news Point of View: The Critical Role of Battery Recycling in UK’s Electric Vehicle Supply Chain and Altilium’s Leadership As the UK’s EV market grows, the demand for battery materials, particularly nickel, lithium, and cobalt, will surge. By 2030, the UK is expected to have 130 GWh of cell production capacity, translating to 132,000 MT of cathode material demand, over double the 2027 expected demand of 56,000 MT (APC, 2024). To meet this requirement, [...] Altilium news · 25 Aug 2024 Industry news About Us - Ocado Group Ocado Group media · 25 Aug 2024 Industry news Building the business case for water stewardship: Five top tips Water underpins a thriving economy, and mounting water-related challenges including scarcity pose financial risks across systems. Experts from BSI & Waterwise outline how firms of all sizes and sectors can respond to business-critical water issues ahead of World Water Week (25-29 August 2024). edie — Circular Economy tag · 23 Aug 2024 Industry news DfT confirms the reinstatement of the 2030 ban on new petrol and diesel cars The Department for Transport (DfT) has confirmed the reinstatement of the 2030 ban on new petrol and diesel cars, according to an exclusive report by This is Money and Mail Online Motoring. This decision comes after the previous Conservative government under Rishi Sunak had postponed the ban to 2035, citing concerns over the financial burden on consumers and businesses. However, the newly elect… ATF Professional · 23 Aug 2024 Industry news Advanced Battery Recycling - EMR Group EMR (European Metal Recycling) · 23 Aug 2024 Industry news Eco awarded contract extension with BCP Council to 2027 Eco Sustainable Solutions has had a multi-million-pound waste handling contract with Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole (BCP) Council extended to 2027. Wood Recyclers Association · 23 Aug 2024 Industry news South Wales man convicted of several waste offences A man from South Wales has been convicted of waste offences after pleading guilty to illegally depositing waste at three separate sites across Wales, following an investigation by Natural Resources Wales (NRW). Sentencing will take place at a later date. Stephen Williams was the sole company director for two waste removal companies – Wenvoe Environmental … Read More letsrecycle.com News · 23 Aug 2024 Industry news Keenan Recycling and 1st Waste partner with Busy Bees Nurseries 1st Waste and Keenan Recycling have partnered with Busy Bees Nurseries to reduce waste across various streams, particularly aiming to divert food waste from landfill. The Norwich-based nursery has said that food waste is often an inevitable part of their business due to the unpredictable eating habits of young children. Factors such as varying appetites, … Read More letsrecycle.com News · 23 Aug 2024 Industry news EfW facility in Slough to commence operations A new energy from waste (EfW) facility in Slough developed by SSE Thermal and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) will soon commence commercial operations. The company has said that the 55MW “Slough Multifuel” will divert thousands of tonnes of waste away from landfill and convert it into a valuable source of energy. It has a 15-year … Read More letsrecycle.com News · 23 Aug 2024 Industry news Woman with terminal cancer auctions off some of her last minutes to strangers Emily Lahey has taken part in a poignant installation to highlight the ongoing need for cancer research Positive News · 23 Aug 2024 Industry news News in Brief (23/08/2024) With news on: Suez recycling centres are supporting Ukraine relief efforts through a reuse initiative; a crisp packet from the 1970s has been found in Cornwall; enfinium has awarded four repair cafes in the West Midlands over £4,700; and Staffordshire charities will be able to collect donations from their local Staffordshire county council household waste … Read More letsrecycle.com News · 23 Aug 2024 Industry news Climate Ambassadors: Empower Your Workforce, Inspire Future Generations Charlotte Bonner, CEO at EAUC and Co-Lead for Climate Ambassadors explains the scheme and the benefits it can provide. Aldersgate Group · 23 Aug 2024 Industry news Scotland consults on introducing a 25p charge on all single-use drink cups The Scottish Government has launched a new consultation on introducing a 25p charge to all single-use drink cups, regardless of its material. Circular Online (CIWM) · 23 Aug 2024 Industry news Bakers Basco warns illegal sale of equipment hinders recycling efforts Bakers Bascohas warned that the rise of online marketplaces has provided a platform for individuals to illegally sell grocery delivery equipment such as plastic bread trays. The industry is concerned that this increase is threatening the UK’s grocery industry and undermining plastic recycling efforts. The illicit sale of these baskets costs the baking industry considerably … Read More letsrecycle.com News · 23 Aug 2024 Industry news Man from Cardiff sentenced to 12 month community order A man from Cardiff has been sentenced to a 12-month community order consisting of 100 hours of unpaid work after pleading guilty to two waste offences. Luke George Martin operated an illegal waste operation from a Cardiff industrial estate under the company name LGM Recycle Waste Removal. In May 2023, South Wales Fire and […] Circular Online (CIWM) · 23 Aug 2024 Industry news Obituary: Omar Shah – EMR Omar Shah, part of the EMR’s senior leadership team, sadly died earlier this month aged 65. Shah was said to be a cornerstone of EMR’s history and success, having been a vital part of the company since its earliest days. His career in the metal recycling industry spanned over four decades, and he worked closely … Read More letsrecycle.com News · 23 Aug 2024 Industry news The world’s tiniest batteries could power robots the size of cells - Chemistry World Chemistry World · 23 Aug 2024 Industry news BMRA Lifetime Achievement Award 2024 - British Metals Recycling Association BMRA (British Metals Recycling Association) · 23 Aug 2024 Industry news What went right this week: Spain’s wealth tax, plus more Spain’s wealth tax set a precedent, the US got behind a global plastic treaty, and a giant spider bounced back in the UK, plus more Positive News · 23 Aug 2024 Industry news Bold leadership, clear purpose: how Altilium is supporting the UK’s net zero transition At Altilium Clean Technology, we’re not just building a company; we’re building a UK national champion for EV battery recycling. As we take on the net-zero challenge, we’ve developed a set of Guiding Principles that define our culture, strategy and ambition. These priorities form our blueprint for success, driving us forward at digital speed and [...] Altilium news · 23 Aug 2024 Industry news Contact us - Salvage Wire Salvage Wire · 22 Aug 2024 Industry news Polytag’s QR Codes: A Leap Forward in Product Transparency and Customer Engagement Dive into the world of Polytag's innovative QR codes and see how they transform product tracking and customer engagement. With each scan, unlock detailed insights into the product's lifecycle, enable personalised rewards, and promote sustainable practices. Learn how these QR codes integrate seamlessly into existing systems and set new standards in transparency and security. Discover the impact … Polytag news · 22 Aug 2024 Industry news Unique QR Codes for Next-Level Product Insights and Enhanced Customer Engagement Explore how Polytag's unique QR codes are revolutionising the way products are tracked and recycled. With each scan, uncover new levels of product insights and engage customers with personalised experiences and rewards. From the production line to the recycling bin, Polytag ensures every product's journey is seamless and secure. Join us in setting new standards in sustainability and customer in… Polytag news · 22 Aug 2024 Industry news Polytag’s QR Codes: A Leap Forward in Product Transparency and Customer Engagement Dive into the world of Polytag's innovative QR codes and see how they transform product tracking and customer engagement. With each scan, unlock detailed insights into the product's lifecycle, enable personalised rewards, and promote sustainable practices. Learn how these QR codes integrate seamlessly into existing systems and set new standards in transparency and security. Discover the impact … Polytag news · 22 Aug 2024 Industry news Most climate policies do little to prevent climate change An analysis of 1500 climate policies in 41 countries has found that a slim minority have led to a significant reduction in carbon emissions, with most policies being too specifically targeted to make a substantial difference New Scientist — Environment · 22 Aug 2024 Industry news 2m adults throw away small electricals annually Suez recycling and recovery UK has issued a warning about the environmental cost of the UK’s use of small appliances – having found that millions of used appliances are being thrown away rather than recycled. New figures revealed that 6.48 million UK adults have thrown away a small electrical appliance in the last three years … Read More letsrecycle.com News · 22 Aug 2024 Industry news Corporate Websites, English, Global (en-ZZ) - Unilever Global Unilever news · 22 Aug 2024 Industry news MPMA Environment, Health & Safety meeting Agenda, 17 September 2024 The post MPMA Environment, Health & Safety meeting Agenda, 17 September 2024 appeared first on MPMA . MPMA (Metal Packaging Manufacturers Association) · 22 Aug 2024 Industry news Persistent chemicals in healthcare mattresses raise concerns A study carried out by the environment agency has found high levels of toxic chemicals, including chemical flame retardants (CfRs) in mattresses used in hospitals and health care institutions. Fidra · 22 Aug 2024 Industry news New lead acid batteries POPs guidance issued by Defra Defra has this month issued new guidance on the waste management of lead acid batteries which contain or may contain persistent organic pollutants (POPs). The guidance states that lead acid battery cases containing the following must be classified as: Polypropylene plastic only – it should not contain POPs Other plastics – for example acrylonitrile butadiene … Read More letsrecycle.com News · 22 Aug 2024 Industry news DAERA Minister Andrew Muir MLA to open ADBA Northern Ireland conference on anaerobic digestion and biogas DAERA Minister Andrew Muir MLA to open ADBA Northern Ireland conference on anaerobic digestion and biogas Organised by the Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Association (ADBA) at the ICC Belfast on 4 September, the conference will focus on how to realise NI’s biomethane strategy and biomethane grid injection, as well as nature-friendly farming and nutrient management.… ADBA (Anaerobic Digestion & Bioresources Association) · 22 Aug 2024 Industry news Unite and Veolia dispute escalates as indefinite strike action called Refuse workers employed by Veolia have begun indefinite strike action as part of the trade union Unite’s dispute over union recognition. Circular Online (CIWM) · 22 Aug 2024 Industry news OOH LA LA! EMILY IN PARIS SEASON 4 BOOSTS SALES OF FRENCH ALDI PRODUCTS BY A THIRD Brits have been hit with French-fever since the Netflix smash hit, ‘Emily in Paris’, returned to screens on Thursday 15th August. Supermarket Aldi says shoppers have been rushing to purchase French food and wine, in what has been dubbed as the ‘Emily Effect’. Sales of the retailer’s popular Emporium French Camembert Cheese (£1.99, 250g) have […] Aldi UK Press Centre · 22 Aug 2024 Industry news Cardiff man sentenced after waste crime offences Natural Resources Wales (NRW) has prosecuted a man who ran an illegal waste operation from a Cardiff industrial estate. Luke George Martin – who operated under the company name LGM Waste Removal – pleaded guilty to two waste offences at Cardiff Magistrates Court on 31 July 2024. The offender was found guilty of using a … Read More letsrecycle.com News · 22 Aug 2024