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?? EU Council set to begin talks on revision of waste framework directive for textile

The European Council has adopted its position, termed the 'general approach,' on the targeted revision of the Waste Framework Directive, focusing primarily on food and textile waste. The directive for the textile sector, in effect since 2008, mandates that member states ensure the separate collection of textiles for re-use, preparation for re-use, and recycling by 1 January 2025. Under the new general approach, the Commission will have specific targets for waste prevention, collection, and recycling of textiles by the end of 2028. Read more

?? Case study: How to reduce textile waste and increase recycling by 25%!

Download our case study to find out how TexNL ???? , a leading textile recycling company, achieved remarkable operational improvements with Evreka's advanced waste management solutions. Explore their innovative approach to sustainable textile recycling and how they reduced their carbon footprint by 21 million kg annually. Get key strategies and insights to optimize your own operations for maximum efficiency and sustainability. Download now

?? Evreka joins forces with largest sustainable business network in NL: MVO Nederland!

We are thrilled to announce that Evreka is now an official partner of MVO Nederland , the largest sustainable business network in the Netherlands! This exciting partnership aligns perfectly with our commitment to sustainability and innovation in waste management. By joining forces with MVO Nederland, Evreka will collaborate with leading organizations to drive positive change and advance sustainable practices across industries. We look forward to the incredible opportunities this partnership will bring and to working closely with MVO Nederland to create a greener, more sustainable future. Read more

?? New initiative in UAE aimed at encouraging the community to recycle through RVMs

Tadweer Group launches Reverse Vending Machines (RVMs) across Abu Dhabi in locations including Umm Al Emarat Park, Zayed International Airport, with additional installations planned. The initiatve aims to strengthen plastic bottles, aluminium cans recycling. Tadweer Group also announced the official launch of the Tadweer Rewards application, an initiative aimed at encouraging the community to recycle by earning points that can be redeemed for exciting rewards from a variety of partner merchants. Read more

?? Case study: How to boost your recycling rates with a rewarded recycling model?

Discover how our business model with Bell Holding A.?. , a global pioneer in the packaging sector, showcases a cutting-edge business model designed to boost recycling rates. This pioneering system uses RVMs to convert post-consumer plastic bottles back into fresh ones, offering cash or points as incentives for consumer participation. Focusing on packaging waste, this model encourages waste separation at its source, leading to improved material recovery, resource savings, and increased collection efficiency. Download now

?? EU signs Bridge to Busan Declaration to limit global plastic production

The European Union has signed the?Bridge to Busan Declaration, aiming to establish an international, legally binding instrument that moderates the production of primary plastic polymers and tackles the impacts of plastic pollution. Read more

?? The US is bringing new regulations making producers liable for plastic recycling

The first Extended Producer Responsibility law in the U.S., requiring packaging producers to contribute to the costs of recycling their materials, takes effect in Oregon on July 1, 2025.?In the coming years multiple states will implement such regulations. Each state has different rules for who must comply with the law. In states with deadlines, non-compliers could face fines and legal action. Read more

?? Your complete guide to mastering plastic recycling

Whether we realize it or not, almost all products contain plastic, meaning that plastic isn't just used in packaging as most people think. According to a study by Plastic Europe, the annual plastic production worldwide is 359 million tons, but the plastic waste generated is precisely 300 million tons. Download our free eBook to explore the transformative world of plastic recycling, where every piece of plastic can pave the way to environmental sustainability. Discover the compelling advantages, innovative processes, and inspiring global success stories that showcase the impact of effective plastic management. Read more