TOMRA's swift response paves the way for normalization after cyberattack
TOMRA's CEO, Tove Andersen, reflects on lessons learned and the company's enhanced security measures.
Read more about TOMRA's path to normalization after cyberattackTOMRA's CEO, Tove Andersen, reflects on lessons learned and the company's enhanced security measures.
Read more about TOMRA's path to normalization after cyberattackToday, only 9% of plastic finds its way back into the production cycle after it has been thrown away — a far cry from the target the EU’s Packaging and Packaging Waste Directive has set (50% of plastic to be recycled by 2025 and 55% by 2030). In anticipation of the third round of negotiations for the UN Treaty on Plastic Pollution, where delegates from around the world will gather in Nairobi, Kenya to discuss the terms of the Treaty, TOMRA has published 10 recommendations for consideration.
Read more about how to reach ambitious recycling targetsInnoMag, in collaboration with Computerworld, names the top 25 Norwegian companies that are best-in-class in innovation.
Read more about the awardTOMRA was invited to the National Plastic Action Partnership (NPAP) Plastic Talks in Ha Noi, Vietnam. The company's CEO and President, Tove Andersen, took part in a panel discussion with industry representatives to discuss the UN's Global Plastic Treaty.
Read more about the NPAP panel discussionToxic datura and nightshade weeds are more often harvested with crops such as green beans and baby leaf spinach, with the risk of getting into the final product. However, an advanced sorting technology is proving to be a game-changer. Jacob Hobbel, TOMRA Food’s Global Category Director for Vegetables & Fruits, explains how to mitigate this risk.
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