MaterialsRecycling

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OUT NOW! The December issue of MRW. We cover EPR/PRN costs, local authority reaction to reforms, atomic scissors and much, much more.
https://t.co/3hOGRixgxB

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Recoup on Viridor shutting Avonmouth plant: "UK recyclers are increasingly commercially unviable due to having to compete with cheap imports of virgin packaging and unverified packaging ..."
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Just days after the sector was disappointed the plastics packaging tax was not increased in the Budget, a second plastics recycling plant has gone under. https://t.co/NJHg1C3Wkr

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Councils and the chemical recycling industry will have something to cheer about in Rachel Reeves' Budget: https://t.co/j9yszPKWFL

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Producer-led body will support councils to run "effective and efficient waste and recycling services" and manufacturers to use more recycled content. https://t.co/ZyDfHYlX4t

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November issue out now - featuring EPR base fees, a legal challenge over recycling claims, mandatory labelling put-back, latest markets situation and much more.

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Defra minister Baroness Hayman: "This year, Defra will publish an analysis of energy-from-waste capacity in England to inform future policy." Read about it here: https://t.co/O1G30ikRL4

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Read what OPRL, CIWM, WRAP and Ecosurety have to say about the delay to mandatory labelling legislation.
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October issue out this week. Our big interview is with Chris Jones, chairman of WISH and head of safety at Cory, who tells us about his 35-year career, receiving and OBE and his fascination with astronomy.
https://t.co/E2S9OQ4L26

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Defra circular economy minister says she will prioritise EPR and launches a circular economy taskforce.
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Lot of coverage over '10 bins' recently, well up from Sunak's 7 bins. The real story is much deeper, read our coverage of what the industry thinks here: https://t.co/Hf0gHLdmQ7

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Our September issue is out now - packed with news and views including a Big Interview with Biffa chief executive Michael Topham.
https://t.co/69TOLQRYas

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The £300m Tees Valley Energy Recovery Facility will not enter full operation until 2029 after delays finding electricity off-takers.

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Textile prices have continued to drop in recent weeks placing collectors and other operators in the supply chain under increasing pressure, prompting renewed calls for sector collaboration to stave off a collapse in the market.

https://t.co/nqphS7Tz56

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Packaging manufacturer Duo says more information is needed to understand the effectiveness of the plastic packaging tax.

https://t.co/UzexzIQvJ2

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Unite is threatening industrial action in Birmingham following the announcement of a consultation on removing the Waste Recycling and Collection Officer role.

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The waste and resources sector has welcome the Government’s publication of illustrative fees for the approaching extended producer responsibility for packaging.

https://t.co/Bm712gTxzG

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Political indecision has rendered much of the resources and waste strategy out of date, says the @CIWM.

https://t.co/wBpJF56c0K

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Political indecision has rendered much of the resources and waste strategy out of date, says the @CIWM.

https://t.co/wBpJF56c0K

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Unite trade union members at Redbridge Civic Services are to walk out for two weeks in a dispute over working conditions.

https://t.co/61MY4imkyU