The updates allow the company to increase its grinding and shredding capacity for recycling plastic. With the updates, the facility features increased grinding and shredding capacity for recycling ...

Recycling technology innovation has continued to evolve to address the world’s plastic waste. However, one issue consistently remains — limited feedstock of high-quality recyclable materials.

Axion Polymers, a plastics recycling and research firm based in the U.K., has launched a range of what it calls a strong and durable 100% recycled ABS (acrylonitrile butadiene styrene) grade that is ...

Large amounts of plastic waste are incinerated or deposited in landfills. This degrades the environment and depletes valuable resources. In this light, recycling plastics such as polymers is promising ...

The global plastics recycling market offers significant opportunities driven by innovation, stricter regulations, and ...

Different polymer recycling methods, such as chemical recycling and mechanical recycling, can be used to manage plastic waste and minimize its impact on humans and the environment. Polymer recycling ...

The recent unveiling of a novel self-recycling polymer, capable of maintaining its integral strength even after numerous recycling operations, holds immense promise for environmental sustainability ...

The global plastics industry is at a critical juncture, with mounting pressure to reduce waste and embrace sustainable practices. At the heart of this transformation lies extrusion technology — a ...

Polymer Resources Ltd., a leading U.S. compounder of high-quality engineering resins, announced the completion of the expansion and enhancement of its compounding facility in Rochester, N.Y. To meet ...

It's commonly believed that recycling plastic waste on a large scale will have a positive impact on the environment, but the ...

Americans' use of plastic boomed during the pandemic, including mountains of single-use items such as takeout containers, plastic bags and, of course, face masks. At the same time, we're recycling ...