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New Design Helps Workers to change the belt in 10 minutes.
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The IERC 2016 will take place from January 20 – 22, 2016 in Salzburg, Austria.
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From the point of view of climate protection policy, around forty percent of the waste refrigeration appliances awaiting recycling in Europe are ticking time bombs. Despite the fact that the Montreal Protocol, which was signed in 1987, successfully banned the production of chlorinated fluorocarbons (CFCs) and their use (for example in refrigeration equipment), a huge number of older pre-ban appliances are still in use in European households.
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Customers of Spanish plastics recycler Reciplast were able to cut down their production costs with the high-quality recycled LDPE resin the company provides.
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The shredder is supposed to break down and grind up materials down to one inch or less in size in a single pass.
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The NGO Shipbreaking Platform strongly welcomes IndustriALL’s “Campaign to clean up Shipbreaking – the world’s most dangerous Job”.
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It was introduced by Amut Dolci Bielloni at last and Ipack Ima Exhibitions
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Yadon is one of the leading manufacturers of mechanical presses in China and has annual sales of approximately 120 million euros.
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Valmet will supply automation to the new EnviRecover waste-to-energy plant in Hartlebury, Worcestershire, UK.
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The European Parliament Environment committee has sent out a strong statement to the European Commission by voting in favour of an ambitious strategy to develop a circular economy.
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The World Plastics Council (WPC) welcomes that the leaders of the G-7, at their recent summit in Germany, have defined a bold action plan to reduce marine litter.
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Umicore today announced a new, simplified reporting structure consisting of three business groups. The clustering is aligned with the strategic priorities of the Group and anticipates the planned divestment of the company’s zinc-related activities. The Building Products and Zinc Chemicals business units will be reported separately until their effective divestment.
