A breakthrough technology that uses carbon dioxide instead of water solves one of the biggest challenges in plastic recycling — turning used polyolefin packaging films into clean, food-safe materials.

The Bamble facility will use pyrolysis technology powered by renewable energy to recover carbon from end-of-life plastics.

The Ocean Recovery Alliance, headquartered in Hong Kong, has released “Towards Circular Plastics: Assessing the Impact of Recycling Technologies in Tackling Plastic Pollution,” a report that assesses ...

Sixteen companies with global reach are partnering on a project that aims to turn household plastic scrap into new packaging—including food packaging—as Europe tightens requirements for recyclability ...

Plans for a plastic film recycling facility in Darlington have been approved, with developers saying the project could create ...