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Plastic film waste moving on a sorting conveyor in a recycling facility

How PPWR is rewriting the economics of recycling

As recycled-content requirements become reality, value is shifting from volume to quality. Across the circular value chain, new opportunities are emerging for organizations that invest early in quality, traceability, and material performance.

Discover how TOMRA’s advanced sorting and material intelligence solutions can support your transition to higher-quality recycling.

How supermarkets can choose the right reverse vending machine: 6 key factors

More regions are introducing deposit return schemes (DRSs) for drink container reuse and recycling, with retailers often serving as locations where consumers can return their containers. In regions preparing for DRS, now is the time to understand how the system will work, and how to choose the right reverse vending machine (RVM) for drink container returns.

Joachim Amland, Head of TOMRA Feedstock, leads a tour through the Områ plastic sorting facility in Norway.

One year of Områ: Norway’s national plastic sorting facility proves its model

Områ, Norway’s national sorting facility for plastic packaging and a joint venture between TOMRA and Norwegian PRO Plastretur, marks its first year of operation on November 5, 2026. Since operations began, Områ has received more than 55,000 tonnes of mixed plastic waste - equivalent to 10 kg of plastic waste for every person in Norway.

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MATIQ enhances sorting accuracy, material recovery and real-time process visibility with 14 TOMRA AUTOSORT™ units, AI-powered waste analyzers and digital monitoring tools.

MATIQ and TOMRA advance full transparency and control at Sheffield MRF

MATIQ Group Ltd. (MATIQ), an independent recycler in Sheffield, UK, has set its sights on running one of the world’s most advanced sorting operations. Driven by a vision of complete visibility across the sorting process, MATIQ has equipped its Garter Street materials recovery facility (MRF), which can process up to 250,000 metric tons a year, with 14 TOMRA AUTOSORT™ units, 14 PolyPerception-powered waste analyzers and TOMRA digital solutions.

Learn how TOMRA technologies help recyclers achieve higher sorting performance
Apples moving through a TOMRA sorting system, undergoing automated inspection and grading based on quality and defects.

Granlids - Apples - Finland

Learn how Granlids overcame a 40% production increase using TOMRA's apple sorting and grading solutions, improving throughput, reducing labor costs, and ensuring premium fruit quality.

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TOMRA 4C and Nimbus BSI+ sorting systems installed at a nut processing facility, automating inspection and increasing sorting efficiency and product quality.

J.M. Palau - Nuts - Spain

Discover how J.M. Palau transformed its nut sorting process with TOMRA 4C and Nimbus BSI+, increasing throughput, improving product quality, enhancing food safety, and reducing customer complaints.

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GAINnext technology by TOMRA Recycling

TOMRA Recycling adds decades of industry experience to its Americas sales team

TOMRA Recycling, a global leader in sensor-based sorting solutions, continues to strengthen its Americas organization with the addition of Chase Bullock and Joel Andujo to the field sales team. Bullock serves as the area sales manager, southeast, while Andujo covers the west sales region for the company. The new team members allow TOMRA Recycling to bring deep applications experience and resources to support the recycling community and evolving market needs.

Explore TOMRA Recycling’s solutions and local support services across the Americas
TOMRA sensor technology

Sensor technology in reverse vending

A look at TOMRA’s advanced collection, sorting and processing solutions that enable the circular economy – with sensor technology at their heart.

Get to know sensors
Cover image of the TOMRA Whitepaper "An overlooked opportunity: Recovering valuable resources from municipal waste through mixed waste sorting

Mixed waste sorting is essential for Europe to reach plastic recycling targets

Mixed waste contains recyclable plastics that can still be recovered, graded and recycled into valuable new materials. TOMRA’s new whitepaper explains how integrated resource systems can turn this overlooked stream into a circular-economy opportunity.

More about our whitepaper on mixed waste sorting

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