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TOMRA’s two Mining Test Centres, based in Wedel, Germany, and Sydney, Australia, allows for companies to perform tests under real-world conditions, closely replicating site-specific circumstances and operational capacities.
In this final installment of “Key Business Outlooks 2025,” Marco Colombo, Global Director of Key Accounts & Potato Expert, TOMRA Food, provides insights into the strategies that will drive the potato processing industry forward. Learn about the challenges of 2024 and how companies are positioning themselves for success in the evolving landscape of 2025.
Gerhard Lang Recycling GmbH has made history by becoming one of the first companies globally to implement TOMRA Recycling’s AUTOSORTTM PULSE system for the precision sorting of aluminum alloy stamping scrap generated from automotive production in early 2024.
TOMRA Recycling, a global leader in sensor-based sorting solutions, will exhibit its cutting-edge technologies at the Plastics Recycling Show Europe (PRSE) 2025, taking place at RAI Amsterdam on 1-2 April 2025. At TOMRA’s stand (B30), visitors can explore how advanced sorting solutions are crucial for achieving circularity and meeting the stringent requirements of the European Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR).
TOMRA Mining’s global network of Test Centers provides mining companies with a vital resource to make informed decisions about sensor-based ore sorting. By testing material samples under real-world conditions, mining operations can determine whether sorting is a viable solution for their mine and identify the most effective technology for their specific ore.
Syensqo has completed its initiative to recycle multilayer food packaging structures with its Ixan polyvinylidene chloride (PVDC) into valuable feedstock for other applications, within a standard polyethylene (PE) based waste stream.
Recycling post-consumer PET bottles into high-quality, food-grade material for bottle-to-bottle recycling requires exceptional purification. That’s where TOMRA’s GAINnext™ comes in – an AI-powered sorting solution designed to maximize PET purity and unlock new revenue opportunities for recyclers.
Global leader of sensor-based sorting solutions, TOMRA Recycling, has further strengthened its wood segment with the appointment of Alexandre Clairembault who has joined the company as Segment Area Manager – Wood.
German metal recycling company Gerhard Lang Recycling GmbH has integrated an Autosort Pulse unit from TOMRA Recycling at its metals sorting facility in southwestern Germany. This installation is part of a research project supported by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action.
TOMRA has installed a first X-Ray Transmission (XRT) sorter at Saloro’s tungsten mine in Barruecopardo, Spain. The sorter, implemented in the beneficiation stage, is consistently delivering a much higher head grade to the processing plant, significantly reducing costs.
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