The global used textiles market continues to face significant challenges, with limited signs of improvement since mid-year.

Researchers at the UK's University of Oxford are pioneering a method to break down the fluorine-containing substance PFAS.

The events of the last couple of weeks remind me of a scene from the famous movie ‘Rocky Balboa’ where a father, who is a ...

Amsterdam recently welcomed an impressive parade of more than 800 ships for the outdoors expo Sail 2025. I attended the ...

Europe’s plastics recycling sector has sounded fresh alarms over a worsening recession. In a letter to European Commission ...

Higher costs, quality concerns and legal restrictions continue to limit the use of recycled plastics across many industries, ...

Shredder wear parts from China have again been spared from some of the import tariffs being imposed by the United States. On ...

German technolgoy expert Steinert recently completed an advanced recycling plant for PreZero in Sollenau, Austria. 'It has ...

Canadian lithium battery recycler RecycLiCo Battery Materials has acquired a facility in Delta, British Columbia, which will ...

Each year Recycling International publishes a Top 100 of most inspiring and innovative people in global recycling. The list spotlights industry veterans and impactful entrepreneurs as well as ...

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The Indian government has approved financial support of EUR 1.5 billion to ramp up the country's battery and electronics recycling capacity and boost the ...