• National Sword
Transportation Costs & Chinese Waste Import Ban the Big Issues for the Area 26.04.2019 13:51 VIDEO: More to the Story Talks Recycling in Watertown, New York State In a new More to the Story episode, WPBS-TV and Watertown Daily Times come together to take a look into the world of recycling, the difficulties facing the current market, and the future going forward. read more …
Australia & Other Countries Flooding Malaysia with Materials from Kerbside ‘Recycling’ 24.04.2019 15:59 VIDEO: Documentary Exposing Australia’s Recycling Lie A short documentary feature from 60 Minutes Australia has highlighted the problems being caused by the country’s reliance on exporting materials from its ‘recycling’ collections. read more …
International Electronics Recycling Congress Hears Benefits of Combining NIR & X-Ray Sorting 31.01.2019 11:18 TOMRA Presents Sorting Solution to Recover 98% of Plastics Containing BFRs from E-Waste The recent International Electronics Recycling Congress has seen TOMRA Sorting Recycling share the company’s specialised knowledge of materials-recovery from electrical and electronic waste with regard to flame retardant plastics. read more …
Environmental Community Outreach Division Bids to Cut Contamination 17.08.2018 12:15 Personalised Curbside Recycling Outreach Program in Melbourne, Florida In Florida, the City of Melbourne’s Environmental Community Outreach Division has begun a program called “Curb Contamination” in a bid to reduce contamination in its recycling collections. read more …
Recycling Firms Adapting Quickly to China’s National Sword 03.08.2018 11:45 Better Quality Recycling Key to Protecting Recovered Material Markets The Recycling Association has called for an increase in the quality of the materials being produced but noted that producers have been able to adapt quickly following China’s Sword policy. read more …
Unparalleled Opportunity for Waste Industry & Government 03.07.2018 11:09 BLOG: Waste to Energy ‘Missing Link’ as Australia Deals with National Sword Impact SUEZ Australia & New Zealand CEO Mark Venhoek explains why waste to energy infrastructure is the missing link in Australia’s national waste management hierarchy as China’s National Sword policy alters the shape of the industry and opens opportunities… read more … Mikko Paunio: How the Recycling Industry has added to Marine Plastic Litter 28.06.2018 11:10 BLOG: Save The Oceans – Stop Recycling Plastic Only a small fraction of plastic recovered from consumers is actually recycled: the material collected is dirty and so mixed up that most recovered plastic is simply burned or dumped: on land, in rivers, or even directly in the oceans. read more … Smarter Recycling Facilities Key to Avoiding the Chop 07.06.2018 15:39 TOMRA E-Book: A Practical Guide to Meeting China’s National Sword for Recycling Firms TOMRA Sorting Recycling has published an e-book containing advice on how to meet the tough new rules for sending recyclable materials to China. read more … Shifting Markets for E-Waste in Asia 04.06.2018 15:14 BIR E-Scrap Committee: China Policy “A Challenge and an Opportunity” Faced with China’s National Sword policy, processing operations have been moving to South East Asian countries. However, these nations are also sharpening their focus on environmental controls. read more … FiberMax Helping Recyclers Meet China’s National Sword Policy 01.06.2018 10:32 VIDEO: Terry Schneider Talks with WMW About CP Group’s Latest Recycling Equipment CP Global CEO & President, Terry Schneider, explains the company's history and recycling equipment, including the the MSS FiberMax optical sorting machine which is helping recycling facilities meet China's strict National Sword policy. read more … BLOG: Aussie MRFs & Councils Set to Feel Pinch of Chinese National Sword Policy 16.02.2018 14:53 2018 - A Year of Pain for Australian Material Recycling Facilities China’s National Sword policy has far reaching consequences for very many countries. Mike Ritchie explains the impact for Australian councils, waste managers and recyclers. read more …
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