The export prohibition comes as the UAE intensifies efforts to build domestic metal recycling and processing capacity.
Dubai residents will have access to free and safe disposal and recycling services for end-of-life electrical and electronic equipment through flexible logistics options, including direct collection from homes via Dubai Municipality’s household furniture and appliance disposal service.
The Al Taweelah facility supports both EGA’s strategy to expand low-carbon aluminium production and the UAE’s objectives to strengthen industrial sustainability and develop a circular economy.
The upgraded facility will incorporate advanced mechanical sorting technologies to maximize extraction of recyclables including paper, cardboard, plastics, metals and other recyclable fractions.
Consumers can now scan Nutri-Mark QR codes on packaging using the TAMM app, the official digital hub for Abu Dhabi government services.
UAE – Hotpack has formed a joint venture with Malaysia’s HZ Corporation to establish HZP Eco Packaging, targeting paper-based foodservice packaging across the Middle East,…
All point-of-sale materials are now eco-designed, with ongoing supplier collaboration to measure and reduce carbon emissions across the value chain.
The initiative, first of its kind in the Middle East region, follows agreements between the Council and four major retail chains that will exclusively implement the system on their packaged products.
The facility will incorporate low-emission production lines, solar energy, advanced water and waste management systems, and an on-site water treatment plant.
Aren’s installation of Cartes equipment positions it to capture work that previously would have been printed in Europe or Turkey, reducing lead times for regional brands.