Kirstin Linnenkoper

The sensor-based sorting market globally is gaining momentum, offering a rare growth opportunity in a volatile economy. As well as recovering critical metals, there are new ways to target plastic, construction and textile waste.

Stadler Anlagenbau used this year's IFAT Munich 2026 trade show to spotlight the growing role of artificial intelligence and data-driven operations in recycling plants.

OmniSource and Plastic Recycling are scaling a recycling supply chain for automotive shredder residue (ASR) plastics in North America.

Discarded army and police uniforms are being transformed into construction materials under a government-backed recycling trial in the Netherlands.

French president Emmanuel Macron is urging stronger action on plastic recycling as EU levy payments and 2030 targets increase pressure on France's waste system.

DS Smith is spending more than EUR 14 million in its packaging facilities at Timișoara and Ghimbav in Romania.

‘I have to tell you something,' my 13-year-old niece Isa whispered to me during my father's birthday party. Immediately, I braced myself for a story about heartbreak or school drama.

Lindner Recyclingtech launched a new mobile universal shredder during the IFAT Munich 2026 trade show in Germany.

The global automotive remanufacturing market, now worth EUR 44 billion, has the potential to double with four years, according to management consulting firm McKinsey.

The European Union has launched its digital system to manage waste shipments across the block. The move forms part of the revised EU Waste Shipment Regulation (EUWSR), which entered a new phase on 21 May.