Turkey has launched a new program to incentivize the collection of used plastic. Now, you can earn money for every plastic bottle collected. However, Turkish...
Year: 2026
India is fighting waste imports
A serious battle is unfolding in India regarding waste imports. The country's highest court has ruled that the import of waste paper, including print cutting,...
The topic of toilet paper is a hot topic
Toilet paper is a product in demand worldwide. But even in developed countries like the UK, the highest quality product is considered to be made...
The US is losing $4 billion
Renewable energy experts in the US conducted an interesting study. Their analysis revealed that the American economy is losing $4 billion. What is the cause...
The UAE has found an interesting solution
One UAE university has developed a new way to use recycled waste. A recycling process involving used paper produces a product that requires disposal. Now,...
Thailand increases recycling volumes
A large Thai corporation engaged in various activities is working on projects related to waste recycling. Recently, the corporation expanded its partnership network in this...
Prices for Chinese corrugated cardboard are rising
Chinese corrugated cardboard manufacturers have raised prices for their products again. It has already been noted that the cost of corrugated cardboard in China has...
Best Practices to Minimize Moisture in Recovered Paper
Moisture is one of the biggest challenges in the paper recycling industry. Excess moisture can reduce fibre quality, increase transportation costs, and lead to mould...
The Canadian recycling industry is growing
There are many companies in Canada involved in paper recycling. These companies often grow, becoming larger enterprises. There are numerous examples of this. Recently, news...
Waste paper is used in the production of composites
As is well known, composite materials are becoming increasingly popular. Their high strength and other properties make them suitable for use in various industries, particularly...










