HolyGrail, led by Procter & Gamble and supported by the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, invited stakeholders and partners to another event hold at TOMRA Recycling’s facilities.

TOMRA president and CEO, Stefan Ranstrand announces a commitment to enable 40 per cent of plastic packaging produced globally each year to be collected for recycling by 2030, at Our Ocean conference in Oslo.

GAIN, TOMRA’s deep learning-based sorting technology, for advanced accuracy of complex sorting tasks at high throughput rates.

Leading waste management company, Biffa, has invested in the very latest in sensor-based sorting technology from TOMRA Sorting Recycling as part of an equipment upgrade at its Aldridge MRF in Walsall, West Midlands.

TOMRA Sorting Recycling will be at the K-Show 2019, presenting its frontrunning position in the circular economy, including sorting equipment like the recently introduced INNOSORT FLAKE and a groundbreaking innovation in the fields of Artificial Intelligence.

On September 3rd and 4th, conference guests convened at TOMRA’s premises to focus on an effective collaboration of all key stakeholders and discussed emerging practices to face and prepare for challenges in global waste management.

Unveiled at Aluminum USA 2019, a new machine with enhanced X-ray technology which detects and sorts metal grains half the size of what was previously possible

As purity standards rise, recyclers trending from mixed to mono-metal fractions for revenue boost

With the introduction of plastic import bans across South East Asia, the global export market has slowed hugely over the last 12 months.

The existential threat to oceans and marine life is a good enough reason to cut plastics waste; profitable new business opportunities are another