Kirstin Linnenkoper

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.

Global ship recycling activity remains subdued despite signs of easing tensions in the Middle East, says ship buyer GMS, while strong freight earnings encourage owners to keep older vessels afloat rather than selling them for scrap.

The value of the EU's fast-growing ITAD market will top EUR 770 million by the end of the year. The sector continues to accelerate as industries prioritise traceability, regulatory compliance and value recovery.

The ninth edition of the SRR recycling conference and trade fair opens today in Madrid. It brings together recyclers, technology suppliers and policymakers from across Spain and beyond.

New EU regulations for end-of-life vehicles (ELVs) will have far-reaching implications for auto recyclers in the United States, an authoritative voice in global recycling has warned.

New regulations have had a profound effect on markets with traders cautious as the EU export regime beds in.

A few weeks ago, I found myself staring at yet another export licence application. Months of paperwork. Thousands of pounds in fees. Endless supporting documents. Then silence.

US firm TerraCycle, which specialises in ‘hard-to-recycle' waste management, has acquired Connecticut-based NLR.

Western Australia is stepping up its solar panel recycling efforts with a major investment in collection and processing infrastructure.

Every summer brings a fresh wave of films. Some feature superheroes, others serial killers. I did not expect this year's surprise appearance to come from a recycling company.