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Landmark partnership between the City of Lisbon, TOMRA and the Portuguese hospitality association AHRESP aims to cut litter and emissions with smart deposit return system. The system could remove thousands of littered cups from Lisbon's public spaces - every night.
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TOMRA will unveil two solutions at this year’s Reuse Economy Expo Fair in Paris (May 26–27), showcasing its continued commitment to advancing reuse and circularity in packaging systems.
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TOMRA’s Rotake system now accepts reusable food boxes, bowls and cups — and refunds deposits instantly to consumers’ mobile wallets or credit cards.
TOMRA Unveils Automated Collection Point for Reusable Takeaway Food Packaging
Key figures within the EU Plastic Recycling Industry and others have joined forces to raise alarm over the European Commission’s draft Clean Industrial State Aid Framework, citing a critical lack of support for circularity measures.
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The new plastic sorting facility in Norway jointly owned by TOMRA and Plastretur is given a new name, Områ, as it gets set to begin its commissioning process.
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TOMRA announces its financial results for the fourth quarter 2024.
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Packaging waste has been a major roadblock on the path to a circular economy, but the proposed Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) is set to change that.
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European Union's new regulation for greater packaging circularity
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The Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) will set a new bar for circularity by introducing groundbreaking targets for recycled content in plastic packaging.
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