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EAA appoints Director for its new Recycling Department
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The European Aluminium Association (EAA) has appointed Magdalena Garczynska as the Director of its new Recycling Department.
This new position will strengthen the expertise of EAA on an industry segment that is a cornerstone of the aluminium industry’s sustainability.
?“The appointment of Magdalena comes at a crucial time as the EU starts to revise its waste legislation. Being a recycling champion, the aluminium industry has a significant role to play in this revision,” EAA’s Director General Gerd Götz stated.
“We want the future waste legislation to contribute to secure access to secondary raw materials for the recycling industry and to unlock the recycling potential of our industry. I am delighted that Magdalena accepted this challenge."
??Magdalena Garczynska underlined: “I am pleased to join a sector that has such a positive and innovative contribution to the EU’s sustainability objectives. I look forward to working with our members and all the actors of the recycling value chain to ensure that EU decision-makers recognise the infinite recyclability of this material”.
This new position will strengthen the expertise of EAA on an industry segment that is a cornerstone of the aluminium industry’s sustainability.
?“The appointment of Magdalena comes at a crucial time as the EU starts to revise its waste legislation. Being a recycling champion, the aluminium industry has a significant role to play in this revision,” EAA’s Director General Gerd Götz stated.
“We want the future waste legislation to contribute to secure access to secondary raw materials for the recycling industry and to unlock the recycling potential of our industry. I am delighted that Magdalena accepted this challenge."
??Magdalena Garczynska underlined: “I am pleased to join a sector that has such a positive and innovative contribution to the EU’s sustainability objectives. I look forward to working with our members and all the actors of the recycling value chain to ensure that EU decision-makers recognise the infinite recyclability of this material”.
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