TOMRA has joined over 200 forward-thinking companies as the newest member of the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD).
TOMRA's CEO, Tove Andersen, reflects on lessons learned and the company's enhanced security measures.
TOMRA has released its 10 recommendations for a United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Plastics Treaty. The recommendations were released ahead of INC3, the third meeting of the International Negotiating Committee, which will take place from November 13 to 19 in Nairobi, Kenya.
A bill to introduce a deposit return system (DRS) on beverage containers was published by the Government of Poland on September 12, 2023.
InnoMag, in collaboration with Computerworld, names the top 25 Norwegian companies that are best-in-class in innovation.
TOMRA discovered an extensive cyberattack against the company on July 16th affecting some of the company’s data systems. To contain the attack, selected services were disconnected. A team of internal and external resources is working around the clock to establish alternative solutions and to reestablish normal operations. Affected systems will remain offline until it is safe to operate them.
TOMRA 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.
On Sunday I received a call no CEO wants to receive: “We have been subject to an extensive cyberattack.” Our Information Security Team was already assembled, and our Crisis Management Team was set up immediately. Since then, large teams have been working around the clock to contain the attack, keep business running and work to reestablish normal operations. We will continue to work this way until we are certain our systems are completely clean, safe and we can again deliver full services to all customers. I am very glad that we are already making progress on this.
TOMRA, the world leader in waste transformation; INEOS Styrolution, the global leader in styrenics; and EGN Entsorgungsgesellschaft Niederrhein, a leading recycling company, have today announced a ground-breaking project to convert post-consumer polystyrene (PS) waste into recycled polystyrene for food packaging applications.
Norway’s first dedicated sorting plant to enable circularity of plastic packaging.
Rewiring our relationship with resources through the Waste Framework Directive (WFD) is vital for the EU to continue to innovate and lead the world in reaching a circular economy by 2040.
The investment by TOMRA has been made through a combination of participation in the company’s rights issue and buying secondary shares.