The LIBS system analyses up to 150 scrap pieces per second, detecting alloying elements like silicon, copper, iron, and magnesium.
The equipment is processed by Ericsson-approved recyclers, fully licensed, with strong recycling performance and compliance with international environmental, health, and safety standards.
Imported hollow extrusions arrive at ~US$4,000/tonne, while local manufacturers pay higher prices for aluminium billet, making it hard for recyclers to compete.
Targeting DOA-labelled PET, glass, and aluminium drinks containers, RVMs verify, count, and digitally log each return before directing it to recycling.
The plant processes post-consumer PET bottles, mainly from Pakistani municipal kerbside collection, with output used in its own preform production or sold locally and abroad.
The move expands Henkel’s regional support for packaging producers, converters, and brand owners navigating PPWR and broader recyclability requirements across Asia-Pacific.
The recyclable product replaces wax-treated papers in moist food-service applications, helping brands reduce single-use plastics and coated packaging.
The Ellen MacArthur Foundation–UAE collaboration will advance the country’s circular economy goals, cutting waste, boosting recycling, and building sustainable industries across sectors.
Sorting bins at Petra are expected to cut landfill waste from the site and create opportunities for local recyclers to process the collected materials.
India’s expanding e-waste stream and Japan’s advanced recycling technologies make for a natural partnership in recovering valuable materials from discarded devices.