Imitating human learning, deep learning shows promise to find solutions to sorting challenges where none currently exist

New Charlotte location to serve as waste and metals recycling solutions base for customers in North, Central and South America

Over the past five years, circular economy and plastics pollution have become one of the priorities of the European Union (EU). The EU has been increasingly focusing on these topics by adopting several legislative and non-legislative initiatives to reduce plastic litter and stimulate Europe’s transition towards a circular economy with the view to boost global competitiveness, foster sustainable economic growth and generate new jobs.

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.

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

TOMRA Sorting Recycling extends its offering of high-precision flake sorting solutions with the innovative INNOSORT FLAKE sensor-based solution that combines color and material sorting, reliably removing PVC, metals and opaque flakes. It is the ideal all-in-one sorting solution for plastic recovery facilities, which ensures constant and high-quality output as well as high throughput - at attractive conditions.