No. 18 of 08 September 2010
Business- Sims earnings rebound on e-recycling and NF scrap trading
- Recylex concludes first half of 2010 with positive results
- Industrial recovery drives up Befesa’s financials
- Lower paper recycling rate forecast for 2010
- Remondis to reduce its stakes in German waste to energy plants
- Cement producer CRH raises substitution rate
- Recycling holding Aurea posts upturn in profits
- Earnings growth for ACS's environment division
- Ferrovial subsidiary buys Cambridgeshire waste firm
- Sita UK announces launch of energy solutions division
- EVN's environment unit delivers mixed performance
- EuPR rejects findings that PET landfilling tops recycling
- PET landfilling better than recycling for total CO2 footprint
- ISRI and rubber industry protest new scrap tyre rule
- Waste volumes boost L&T environmental services revenues
- Envipco cut losses during first half
- Gulf clean-up gives Clean Harbors revenue boost
Markets- Recovered paper in France
- Recovered paper in Germany – interim report
- Post-consumer PET bottles in Germany
- Waste plastics in Germany
- Primary plastics in Germany
- Primary PET in Germany
- Expert reports on non-ferrous metals
- NF scrap metals in Germany
- LME and Comex prices
Policy- Scrap merchants face price-fixing charges in South Africa
- WEEE implementation in Ireland hits five-year mark
- More pollutants added to POP list
- E-scrap bosses nabbed for falsified recycling claims
- UK capacity building has yet to make a dent in plastics exports
- Brussels not considering EU deposit system yet
- UK supermarket carrier bag use continued to fall
- California bag tax fails to pass State Senate
- Austrian waste returned by Czech Republic
Events
Recycling Exchange
