Postconsumer
Plastic Recycling Start-Up Looks to Change India’s Recycling
India has been referred to as the world’s trash can. Harsh for certain, but if you type in the words ‘India’ and ‘Trash,’ plenty of disturbing Google images of kids playing in trash will pop up.
WatchAll-PE Structure Ensures Recyclability of Stand-Up Pouch
There are three things constant in the world: death, taxes and the鈥tand-up pouch. The stand-up pouch continues to grow in popularity showcasing that it does not yet have an expiration date, but it鈥檚 not all good news鈥攊ssues with recyclability have been a consistent challenge.
Read MoreSPI Launches Zero Net-Waste Program
New initiative to promote pursuit of zero-waste in plastics processing.
Read MoreAbout 10% of Plastic is Recycled in GCC Countries
The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), the political and economic alliance of six Middle Eastern countries鈥擲audi Arabia, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Bahrain and Oman鈥攈as a long way to go with plastic recycling.
Read MoreMAS Receives FDA Approval for Food Packaging
The FDA approval confirms that its proposed secondary recycling process produces post-consumer recycling material fit for use in the manufacturing of packaging for the food industry.
Read MoreNordson to Supply 16 Pelletizing Systems to New PET Plant in China
Nordson鈥檚 CrystallCut system integrates underwater pelletizing, drying, water filtration and direct crystallizing at temperatures of up to 180 掳C and crystallinity up to 40%.
Read MoreCompounder Finds Niche in Recycling
Combining compounding and recycling in one step is helping take Buckeye Polymers to the next level.
Read MoreThe Role Demographics Play in Plastic Packaging
Plastics continue to be the material of choice for the packaging market, according to a new report by SPI.
Read MoreTop Recycling Stories of 2015
As PT’s Editorial Director Jim Callari wrote earlier this year: recycling is here to stay.
Read MoreNovember 2015—44.3
Processors plan to invest in capital equipment as smaller processors are doing better.
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