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 Automotive Recycling sector set to grow
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By David Trussler
In Automotive recycling, News, Recycal, Recycling
Posted March 2, 2020

Automotive Recycling sector set to grow

Automotive recycling is set to grow over the next five years.  European estimates suggest the global car recycling market will reach EUR 221 billion by 2025.  This compares with the 2018 market [...]

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 Coronavirus impacts China’s recycling sector
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By David Trussler
In News, Recycal, Recycling
Posted March 2, 2020

Coronavirus impacts China’s recycling sector

Coronavirus is severely impacting China’s recycling sector.  Currently, twenty-seven major Chinese cities are in lockdown as a result of the virus.   The inability to get scrap through to the [...]

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 The End of Plastic Waste in China?
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By David Trussler
In News, Plastics recycling, Recycal
Posted February 4, 2020

The End of Plastic Waste in China?

in The end of plastic waste is a fundamental objective for any country.  China produces 60 million tonnes of plastic waste every year.  The government, as a result, is looking to reduce the scale [...]

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 UK Phone Recycling Scheme reduces landfill
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By David Trussler
In E-waste, News, Recycal
Posted January 6, 2020

UK Phone Recycling Scheme reduces landfill

A UK phone recycling scheme managed by Telecommunications company O2 has achieved an important milestone in 2019.   Set up ten years ago, more than three million handsets have been recycled and [...]

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 Volatile nickel prices a mixed bag
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By David Trussler
In News, Recycal
Posted November 29, 2019

Volatile nickel prices a mixed bag

Volatile nickel prices reflect the difficult state of the world economy.  In early September nickel prices for the year were up more than 75%, but warehouse stocks at the London Metals Exchange [...]

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 New recycling fund will support Aussie Recyclers
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By David Trussler
In News, Plastics recycling, Recycal
Posted October 1, 2019

New recycling fund will support Aussie Recyclers

The Federal Government has set up a new recycling fund to support the local industry.  Importantly, the fund of $20 million will be made available to ensure the industry is future ready with [...]

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 Making demolition waste into aggregates
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By David Trussler
In News, Recycal, Recycling
Posted October 1, 2019

Making demolition waste into aggregates

Making demolition waste into aggregates for a major residential housing project has become a reality in Saudi Arabia.  Work on a new recycling facility is about to start at the end of the year.   [...]

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 A new Rare Earth Metals Recycling facility
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By David Trussler
In Lithium Batteries, News, Recycal
Posted September 2, 2019

A new Rare Earth Metals Recycling facility

A new rare earth metals recycling facility has been established at the University of Birmingham.  Established at a cost of EUR $4 million, the new pilot plant will focus on recycling magnets.  [...]

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 South Korea plans new plant
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By David Trussler
In Battery recycling, Lithium Batteries, News, Recycal
Posted September 2, 2019

South Korea plans new plant

South Korea is planning to build a new battery recycling plant at Younggwang, South Jeolla Province. Earthtech has invested US$20 million in the new recycling hub.  The plant will recover [...]

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 1 billion more mobile phones than people
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By David Trussler
In News, Recycal
Posted August 5, 2019

1 billion more mobile phones than people

Samsung believe there are already 1 billion more mobile phones in the world than people.  Furthermore, the number of mobile phones in use currently exceeds 8 billion. Whilst Samsung first quarter [...]

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