A new chapter for circular plastics in Europe begins today with the official opening of Områ, Norway’s new national facility for sorting all types of plastic packaging waste—including plastic that previously had no other option than to go to incineration.
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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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Knowing whether plastic packaging should be placed in the separate bin for plastic recycling or thrown into the mixed waste bin is not always easy.
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A new report explores how marker and object recognition sorting technology can contribute to circularity and traceability in plastic packaging recycling in Europe.
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The agreements establish the framework for TOMRA Feedstock to provide a consistent supply of high-quality raw materials for OMV Group’s recycling operations.
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Norway’s first dedicated sorting plant to enable circularity of plastic packaging.
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