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Recycling & Waste Management News

    Bio-fertiliser has the potential to reshape South African agriculture

    By Larry Claasen SOUTHERN African Biogas Industry Association (SABIA) secretary Gordon Ayres is almost annoyed by the assumption that Biogas is assumed to be gas. Though...

    Ensuring compliance and safety at EnviroServ through global and local regulations

    OPERATING an environmentally responsible and legally compliant waste management facility means ensuring all regulatory frameworks are followed and safety mechanisms are in place. EnviroServ, a...

    Fibre Circle pioneers development of a localised recyclability standard for South African paper products

    In a groundbreaking move, Fibre Circle, the producer responsibility organization for paper and paper packaging in South Africa, has initiated a multi-stakeholder engagement initiative...

    Clean-Up & Recycle SA Week 2024: Join the movement to make a difference

    AS the calendar turns to September, South Africans are gearing up for the annual Clean-Up & Recycle SA Week, scheduled to take place from...

    Design challenge ‘wastes’ no time sparking creativity

    The #cocreate Circular Design Challenge 2024 was launched last week. It is the brainchild of the Mission Network of the Kingdom of the Netherlands...

    Multotec eyes environmental clean-up projects as test work yields successful results

    While the modern world simply cannot function without mining and industrial operations, environmental rehabilitation is an essential and sustainable response to the man-made destruction...

    Giant trolley installation elevates conscious consumption at V&A Waterfront

    When you visit the Waterfront, you're in for a big surprise! Suspended from the rafters, a trolley catches your eye. Five huge, colourful bags...

    New data shows how Petco drove the collection and recycling of post-consumer packaging last...

    Newly released audited data reveals how South Africa’s longest-standing producer responsibility organisation (PRO), Petco, drove the collection and recycling of post-consumer packaging last year. Since...

    Volkswagen Group Africa receives international honour for plastic recycling project

    The Kariega plant was recognised in the Volkswagen Group-wide Challenge of the Brands competition Plant Kariega’s plastic recycling project has environmental and community...

    Rubber crumb bitumen – where Mathe Group’s recycled rubber hits the road

    THE use of large amounts of recycled rubber crumb for the manufacture of road surfaces and related products is propelling South Africa towards a...

    Recycling & Waste Management News

    Recycling and waste management news on Cape Business News (CBN) focuses on sustainable practices, regulatory changes, and innovations in waste reduction. This sector’s news includes updates on recycling technologies, waste-to-energy solutions, and circular economy initiatives essential for environmental sustainability. CBN supports companies in adopting waste management solutions that reduce environmental impact and comply with regulations.

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