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Clean Food Group & THG LABS Harness Oils and Fats Technology Powered by Food Waste

Pioneering UK-based bio-tech business Clean Food Group is pleased to announce an exciting strategic partnership with leading cosmetics product development and manufacturer, THG LABS to create revolutionary new raw materials, starting with a low impact, high-performance oil, for use in beauty and personal care products.

8 Oct 2024

Significant Multi-Metal Recovery from Electronic Waste Including Palladium & Tin

MTM Critical Metals Limited (“MTM”) is pleased to announce additional successful results extracting metals from e-waste using Flash Joule Heating (FJH).

From MTM Critical Metals 8 Oct 2024

Innovative Technique Reduces Environmental Impact of Metal Recycling

According to a study published in Nature Chemical Engineering, a research team led by James Tour of Rice University has created a way to recycle valuable metals from electronic waste more effectively while lowering the environmental impact that is usually connected with metal recycling.

26 Sep 2024

Trinasolar Produces World’s First Fully Recycled c-Si Module, A Milestone in Sustainability

Trinasolar, a leading global supplier of photovoltaic and energy storage solutions, has announced that it has successfully produced the world’s first fully recycled c-Si module.

From Trinasolar 25 Sep 2024

BIOFAST Helps Reduce the Time Taken for Biodegradation Tests on Bioplastics in Composting Environments

The BIOFAST Project has successfully concluded and achieved its main objective: to reduce the time taken to carry out biodegradation tests on bioplastics in composting environments.

From AIMPLAS 25 Sep 2024

Cards Recycling Partners With Machinex to Launch Its First State-Of-The-Art Recycling Facility in Arkansas

Machinex Technologies is excited to announce the grand opening of CARDS Recycling’s new Material Recovery Facility (MRF) on September 12, 2024, in Springdale, Arkansas.

From Machinex 17 Sep 2024

AIMPLAS Coordinates a Project to Reuse and Recycle Lithium-Ion Batteries and Recover the Valuable Metals They Contain

Today, the most common fate of lithium-ion batteries (LIBs), which are used in electronic devices such as mobile phones and computers, and electric mobility (scooters, bicycles, motorbikes and vehicles), is landfill, which involves major safety and environmental risks.

From AIMPLAS 16 Sep 2024