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Renewed shredder capacity across Europe from TSR, Galloo, Ragg, S. Norton and Derichebourg – who’s next? • Recycling International

3 weeks ago | recyclinginternational.com | Martijn Reintjes |Textiles recycling |Non-Ferrous metals recycling |Battery Recycling

The latest project – unveiled on Global Recycling Day – is a 6 000 horsepower shredder at French Derichebourg Environnement’s site in Saint-Pierre-de-Chandieu, near Lyon. Total investment: EUR 45 million. The shredder replaces one that had been in operation for 35 years. The switch required complete redevelopment of the 70 000 m2 site. According to the company, ‘the best available techniques’ for controlling atmospheric, water and noise emissions have been implemented.
Call to arms for textile recycling

3 weeks ago | recyclinginternational.com | Robin Latchem |Non-Ferrous metals recycling |Battery Recycling

The Textiles branch of EuRIC, representing Europe’s textile reuse and recycling operators, has unveiled ‘An EU Recyclers’ Manifesto: Increasing Textiles Circularity by 2030’. The manifesto highlights ‘an unprecedented crisis’ facing Europe’s textile collection and recycling sector, worsened by rising costs, low demand and the impact of ultra-fast fashion.
BBC exposes pyrolysis scandal of exported used tyres

3 weeks ago | recyclinginternational.com | Kirstin Linnenkoper |Non-Ferrous metals recycling |Battery Recycling |Plastics Recycling

The BBC report said that millions of tyres were being treated at illegal pyrolysis plants in India, despite export paperwork indicating they were being processed properly. It highlighted hazardous and potentially lethal conditions around these plants for both workers and nearby communities. Most UK operators have tightly regulated environmental permits and are inspected regularly. Tyres should be shredded ahead of export.
IARC 2025 highlights

4 weeks ago | recyclinginternational.com | Kirstin Linnenkoper |Non-Ferrous metals recycling |Battery Recycling |Plastics Recycling

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Novelis claims aluminium recycling first

4 weeks ago | recyclinginternational.com | Robin Latchem |Battery Recycling |Plastics Recycling |Car recycling

The innovative pilot material is said to be suitable for car body outer skin applications, meeting the highest requirements for surface quality and formability. The scrap for the recycled coil was sourced through the Automotive Circularity Platform (ACP), which was initiated together with thyssenkrupp Materials Services.
Wendt tech gives Hawaii recycler competitive edge

1 month ago | recyclinginternational.com | Kirstin Linnenkoper |Battery Recycling

As part of the order, the tech provider installed a M6090 automobile shredder. It features a Bowe disc rotor, a new infeed conveyor, feed roll assembly and a pin puller. The Hawaiian recycler also replaced an old 1 500 HP motor with a 2 500 HP motor with variable frequency drive technology from Wendt. The package also includes a non-ferrous recovery system with eddy current separators for aluminium (zorba) recovery and a Wendt Tomra Finder to recover insulated copper wire and stainless steel.
Advanced LIBS sorting: the future of metal recycling

1 month ago | recyclinginternational.com | Kirstin Linnenkoper |Battery Recycling

The collaboration enhances metal recycling efficiency by combining expertise in separation technologies with cutting-edge laser-based analysis. SGM Magnetics is confident this innovative approach is the future. Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS) is a breakthrough technology that allows real-time elemental analysis of metallic scrap. LIBS uses a high-intensity laser to vaporise a small fraction of the material, generating a plasma with a spectral signature to reveal its exact composition.
Radius agrees to takeover offer

1 month ago | recyclinginternational.com | Robin Latchem |Battery Recycling

Radius has announced the deal by which TAI will acquire all Radius shares for US$ 30 (EUR 27.68) per share in cash, representing a 115% premium to Radius’ closing share price on 12 March. The value of the transaction, including net debt, is put at US$ 1.34 billion. It says Radius will continue to operate from its current headquarters in Portland, Oregon with its teams, operating facilities, strategy, and brands retained.
EU sets out non-OECD scrap wish list

1 month ago | recyclinginternational.com | Robin Latchem |Battery Recycling

Any non-OECD country wanting to receive EU exports of secondary materials after May 2027 had until 21 February to apply to the European Commission, a condition of the revised EU Waste Shipments Regulation. In all, 24 responded by the deadline: Bangladesh, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Egypt, El Salvador, India, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Moldova, Monaco, Morocco, Nigeria, North-Macedonia, Pakistan, Philippines, Saudi Arabia, Serbia, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, Togo, Tunisia, Ukraine and Vietnam.
IMRC 2025 • Recycling International

1 month ago | recyclinginternational.com | Martijn Reintjes |Battery Recycling |Plastics Recycling

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