Waste Management

RubbelX runs one of the region’s most advanced tyre-recycling facilities, with a processing capacity of 4,000 tonnes of rubber each month.

The approval includes conditions to ensure transparency, independent review, and fair market access for processors.

The partnership aims to accelerate circularity in the global textile industry through advanced chemical recycling technology.

Initiative aims to enhance Tay Ninh’s integrated waste management by establishing effective systems for waste classification, collection and recycling.

Only 7% to 12% of South Africa’s e-waste is formally recycled.

The new recycling line is positioned as a milestone in Albania’s broader efforts to modernize its waste management infrastructure.

The new facility will produce and supply liquid packaging materials, including aseptic packaging cartons designed for long-term storage at room temperature.

The move encourages communities to participate directly in recycling efforts, helping reduce plastic waste.

the MoUs aim to drastically reduce the volume of waste reaching landfill sites.

The London-based company helps customers cut costs, reduce carbon and meet regulatory requirements through its patented ‘Smart Bin’.