The aluminium recycling sector is witnessing major advancements every passing day. Romco Metal, a non-ferrous metal recycler based in the UK, recently launched PureCycle™, a high-quality, low-carbon aluminium product, in the global metal market. PureCycle™ ingots are manufactured using 100% post-consumer scrap material. Researchers from the University of New South Wales (UNSW) found a way to recycle photovoltaic panels, separating 99% of PV cell particles. This is important as PV panels are complex to separate due to multiple components, such as glass, wiring, plastic and aluminium. Old aluminium bullet trains from Japan are now being recycled as baseball bats for children thanks to a partnership between Central Japan Railways and Mizuno. The retired trains were once used to transport passengers on the Tokaido Shinkansen high-speed railway line. Alupro's #FoilFriday campaign aims to increase aluminium recycling rates in the UK through digital media education and reducing contamination.

A study by Waste Experts, one of the most responsive waste management specialists and commissioned by alternative nicotine delivery solutions (ANDS), confirmed the recyclability of single-use aluminium and plastic vapes. ANDS, a trademark owner and distributor of alternative nicotine delivery systems, stated that the recyclability of aluminium and plastic was assessed based on the materials used, the weight of recyclable components, quantity of trash diverted from landfill, disassembly time, number of components inside each vaporiser, and total product weight in each instance.

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A non-ferrous metal recycler from the UK, Romco Metal, has introduced the latest premium quality low-carbon aluminium, PureCycle™ to the global metal market. PureCycle™ ingots are made of 100% post-consumer scrap material.

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Japan's out-of-service or retired bullet trains have been repurposed and recycled into baseball bats for children. Central Japan Railways (JR Central) and specialist sports retailer Mizuno joined forces to revolutionize the Shinkansen N700 bullet trains. These trains had been catering to thousands of passengers on Japan's renowned Tokaido Shinkansen high-speed railway line.

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Alupro has launched a new consumer engagement campaign, #FoilFriday, as part of its ongoing efforts to enhance aluminium recycling rates in the UK. Between July and December, homeowners will be targeted with various digital media assets to improve aluminium foil recycling and decrease contamination.

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Bagaria Aluminium Alloys Private Limited (BAAPL Ltd.) was founded in 2007 and presently processing 1100+ metric tonnes of secondary aluminium per month at its facility in Ranihati Amta Road, Howrah. AL CircleBiz is happy to announce the inclusion of this great secondary aluminium maker in the online world of the B2B aluminium trade.

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The Indian market for imported aluminium scrap saw varying trends this week. According to SteelMint's assessment, scrap prices diverged by approximately US$40-45 per tonne w-o-w. Adequate offers aligned with strengthening futures and buying inquiries resulted in moderate transactions in specific regions.

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The fourth-largest chain of supermarkets in the United Kingdom, Morrisons, will conduct a trial run of the in-store recycling points for coffee machines launched in association with Podback. The partnership with Podback will first be tested in 29 Morrisons locations. Customers will need to use suitably colour-tagged bags - one for aluminium pods and one for plastic pods - to separate them and then send them to various recycling centres across the UK.

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The Goa Non-Biodegradable Garbage (Control) (Amendment) Act, 1996, was amended on Tuesday by the state cabinet to make it necessary for brand owners, manufacturers, and importers to collect and dispose of non-biodegradable waste, including aluminium and glass. The proposed amendment defines brand owners, manufacturers, and importers, as well as the obligation to collect and dump non-biodegradable packaging rubbish at designated locations and collection centres or with the agency recognised by the state government.

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University of New South Wales (UNSW) researchers in Australia have developed a new technique for recycling end-of-life photovoltaic (PV) panels, which can separate 99% of PV cell particles.

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