Robin Latchem is a journalist who writes for Recycling International, focusing on the latest news and developments in the recycling industry. With a keen interest in sustainability and environmental issues, Robin covers topics such as recycling rates, innovative recycling technologies, and the circular economy.
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Tyre giant Bridgestone is leading a partnership to establish a closed-loop regime to transform end-of-life tyres (ELTs) into new tyres.
LyondellBasell (LB) is taking on the troubled recycling specialist APK in a bid to exploit its solvent-based recycling technology for LDPE and to increase recycling rates for flexible plastic waste.
The world-renowned Smithsonian Museum in Washington DC has acquired a significant piece of recycling history with the donation of a section from a 1961 shredder.
Ferrous scrap prices in Türkiye fell sharply in August after remarkable earlier stability amid growing concern about low-cost Chinese products flooding global markets.
Lower collection levels during the holiday months are typical but traders are unsure whether supply and demand will pick up with mills said to be subdued across several key regions.
Challenging factors include excess primary nickel production, China's property slump, sluggish manufacturing output and the on-going conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East. Price volatility is another complication.
The loss of nearly 3 000 jobs with Tata Steel in the UK have been confirmed by the company.
A new hydrometallurgical plant established by Aurubis in Belgium to recover tin and other metals from anode sludge is now operational.
Coffee has launched a trial offering coffee pod recycling at dozens of its shops in the UK.
A significant majority of people across G20 countries want politicians or leaders of large businesses to be prosecuted if they approve or permit actions which cause serious damage to the environment.
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