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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The non-ferrous market is ‘worryingly' unstable, according to a senior observer of the industry.
TSR Recycling has struck as three-year agreement with Novelis to provide some 75 000 tonnes of aluminium scrap to be processed into low-carbon sheet for the automotive industry.
Vecoplan has pinpointed the Ecomondo international trade fair in Rimini, Italy, in November to show off its VIZ 1300 S, a high-capacity single-shaft shredder.
Rising nickel prices are expected to have an impact on an already weakened stainless steel sector, according to market participants.
Traders in used textiles across Europe are warning that the industry is experiencing an unprecedented crisis more significant than during the Covid-19 pandemic.
UK Haulage and excavation firm CCC Waste says a new recycling plant is helping achieve its goal of sending zero construction and demolition and excavation (C&D) waste to landfill.
Mercedes-Benz has opened Europe's first mechanical-hydrometallurgical recycling plant for batteries at Kuppenheim in southern Germany. The car giant says the expected material recovery rate of the facility will be more than 96%.
Chicago-based LRS has won Recycling Facility of the Year award in the recent honours announced by the National Waste and Recycling Association (NWRA).
Recycling plastic targets in the UK are achievable with increased investment, smarter legislation, and improved communication and collection systems, according to the national industry association.
Australian technology outfit Iondrive is claiming breakthrough results in its recycling of black mass from Li-ion batteries.
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