Recycled-content copper output up 6 percent
Global production of secondary copper has risen by 6 percent in the first five months of this year, according to the International Copper Study Group.
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Aaron Industries expands color capability
The company uses optical sorting to segregate postconsumer and postindustrial recycled flakes by color.
Massachusetts voters support modernizing state Bottle Bill
The statewide poll on recycling and the Bottle Bill finds 82 percent of voters want legislators to address Massachusetts’ litter problem by modernizing the Bottle Bill.
Oceana Canada poll shows support for single-use plastics ban
The organization reports 82 percent of Canadians are concerned about the health impacts of microplastics and plastic chemicals.
Enviri releases annual ESG report
The company claims significant progress toward its sustainability goals.
Umicore sees lower revenues across all business groups for first half of year
The company has launched a strategic review of its Battery Materials business with the significant slowdown in short- and medium-term EV growth projections.
NEO Battery Materials, Lotus Energy Recycling to partner
The companies say they intend to develop a silicon anode product to co-market directly to battery cell, electronics and automotive manufacturers.
Partnership aims to convert industrial plastic scrap to synthetic graphene
Global Green USA says it is endorsing Astera and the Carbon Conversion Group on the project.
Taber to invest in Arkansas extrusions plant
Aluminum producer announces $60 million project to install extrusion press at recycled-content manufacturing site in Russellville, Arkansas.
PCA Q2 profits nearly level with year ago
Containerboard and papermaker credits healthy packaging volumes and lower operating costs for exceeding its own guidance forecast.
Mueller maintains profits in high copper price environment
Maker of copper and brass products saw its revenue figure spike in the second quarter of this year, while net income declined slightly.
