
Electronics recycling
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4 weeks ago |
recyclinginternational.com | Martijn Reintjes |Car recycling |Textiles recycling |Electronics recycling
This massive volume would not have been possible without the acquisition in 2024 of scrap metal trading major Kataman, which is now under the wing of PedalPoint. Growing streams of materials will feed Korea Zinc’s new copper smelter in Ulsan, Korea, which is set to launch by the end of the year. What started as WEEE Metallica more than 10 years ago, became Igneo/EvTerra, was acquired by Korea Zinc, and has now been brought under a new subsidiary brand name: PedalPoint.
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4 weeks ago |
recyclinginternational.com | Kirstin Linnenkoper |Electronics recycling |Non-Ferrous metals recycling
The success of America’s car recycling industry is down to a large professional network of 9 000 dismantlers, including 297 shredding facilities. Twenty-two facilities are under construction. ‘It’s been getting difficult in certain states to get a permit for recycling operations owing to new legal requirements and environmental controls,’ Hildreth observes.
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2 months ago |
recyclinginternational.com | Kirstin Linnenkoper |Surendra Patawari |Electronics recycling
2025 will be crucial for the European plastic scrap market, as the updated and far-reaching Waste Shipment Regulation will begin to have a profound effect on the movement of secondary plastics. Last year, the regulation underwent many changes as policy makers sought to reduce the export of plastic waste from Europe. The most significant change was a ban on such shipments to non-OECD countries from November 2026.
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2 months ago |
recyclinginternational.com | Kirstin Linnenkoper |Plastics Recycling |Electronics recycling
The most memorable part for my 20-month-old was discovering the interactive kid-sized material handler at the ski resort playground. He eyes doubled in size when he saw another boy pull the levers, sending the crane across the sandbox with its big, hungry jaws opening and closing. Sand was shifted with immense precision thanks to advice from an over-eager father on the sidelines. Once the driver’s seat was free, Robin bolted forward to climb into it.
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2 months ago |
recyclinginternational.com | Robin Latchem |Electronics recycling
The proposed steel tariffs on steel imports proposed by the new Trump administration in the United States have had an early impact on ferrous scrap prices. The cost of Turkish imports recovered in February from yearly lows, largely driven by the implications of US steel tariffs which supported domestic US scrap prices and helped keep export offers from the region firm.
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