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Portrait photo of Ingemar Bühler (former Managing Director of Plastics Europe Deutschland)

PED: Ingemar Bühler retires from the association

Ingemar Bühler has left the association of plastics manufacturers PlasticsEurope Deutschland e.V. (PED) as of May 31, 2024.

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Part of a demonstration plant for chemical recycling

Covestro: Investment in chemical recycling

Covestro is investing in a Dutch start-up company. The aim is to build a plant in which biowaste can also be converted into chemicals.

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Ten constitutional complaints against one-way funds

According to Euwid, several associations and companies have filed a complaint with the Federal Constitutional Court against the Single-Use Plastic Fund Act.

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PED panel at IFAT: Recycling complex plastic waste

At IFAT in Munich, plastics producers, recyclers, start-ups, NGOs and associations discussed solutions for complex plastic waste.

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New campus for research into the automotive circular economy

The state of Lower Saxony is funding a joint campus in Wolfsburg with 11.5 million euros.

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Jokey & Remondis: Closed loop in the food sector

Jokey and Remondis are working together to develop a closed-loop system for the food industry.

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GKV calls for European growth agenda

The Gesamtverband Kunststoffverarbeitende Industrie e.V. (GKV) is calling for a European agenda for growth and competitiveness.

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Portrait photo Ralf Düssel, Chairman of Plastics Europe Germany

Plastics Europe at the start of IFAT: "Discussions give course for optimism"

At IFAT 2024, the association of plastics manufacturers will focus on dialogue on the circular economy of plastics.

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Portrait photo of Peter Vanacker, CEO of LyondellBasell

LyondellBasell examines European business

The plastics manufacturer intends to conduct a strategic review of its European assets.

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A woman wearing a face mask and hemp shoes sorts plastic waste on a conveyor belt

Coca-Cola and Alpla build PET recycling plant in Mexico

The two companies plan to invest 60 million dollars in the construction of a new high-tech plant.

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