Germany: First URRC recycling plant in Germany

Article Abstract:

German Krones AG will set up a PET recycling plant for SKP Recycling AG & Co., a subsidiary of recycling group Cleanway Deutschland. This will be the first German PET recycling plant which operates according to the URRC bottle-to-bottle procedure. Krones will act as a general contractor and design the Rostock-based plant for a capacity of 13,000 tons of PET per year. During the URRC procedure, the PET bottles are ground to uniformly-sized flakes, which can be used as high-value raw material for PET preforms. In 2000, Krones had commissioned the first URRC plant in Europe for PRI PET-Recycling International GmbH, another subsidiary of Cleanway.

New orders received, Refuse Systems Equip, Other Commercial and Service Industry Machinery Manufacturing, All Other Miscellaneous General Purpose Machinery Manufacturing, Industrial Machinery and Equipment, Refuse Recycling Equip NEC, Waste disposal equipment, Waste treatment equipment, Recycling equipment, Krones Inc.

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GERMANY: PET RECYCLING BY SKP

Article Abstract:

In April 2001 SKP Kunststoffaufbereitung GmbH & Co is to bring on stream a URRC facility for the recycling of clear PET bottles in Rostock. The plant that meets the standards of the US and Swiss authorities on food packaging will have an annual capacity of 6,000 tonnes.

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GERMANY: AEROSOL CAN RECYCLING BY ECON-AIR

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In mid-2001 Econ-Air AG is to start recycling aerosol cans at a new facility in Porta Westfalica, Germany. The facility can process up to 25mn cans per year for re-use in new aerosol cans.

Metal cans, Aerosols & Related Products, Metal Can Manufacturing, Econ-Air AG

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