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BIR stresses need for continued progress towards a Global Treaty addressing the entire lifecycle of plastics
© ASK-EU (04.12.2024)
The Bureau of International Recycling (BIR) expresses disappointment over the lack of a formal agreement after the latest round of negotiations in Busan (Republic of Korea) on a legally binding instrument to address plastic pollution.
BIR Press Release on behalf of Global Recycling Foundation
© ASK-EU (07.03.2024)
Inspiring Inclusion in the Global Recycling Industry
Harnessing the Power of AI to Boost Recycling
© ASK-EU (22.02.2024)
The Global Recycling Foundation (GRF) is calling for innovative AI solutions to drive the growth of world trade in recyclables.
Press Release on behalf of Global Recycling Foundation
© ASK-EU (08.12.2022)
Theme announced for Global Recycling Day 2023 - Recycling Heroes for Creative Innovation
Recent BIR Dubai 2022 - E-Scrap Committee
© ASK-EU (27.10.2022)
Time to review Basel Convention?
Recent BIR Dubai 2022 - Tyres & Rubber Committee
© ASK-EU (26.10.2022)
Gulf States speed up tyre recycling
Recycling industry needs support
© ASK-EU (25.10.2022)
In the wake of its recent World Recycling Convention, the Bureau of International Recycling expresses concern regarding the effect of the current energy / cost-of-living crisis on the livelihood of its member companies in Europe and across the globe.
Recent BIR Dubai 2022 - International Environment Council
© ASK-EU (24.10.2022)
Opportunity for industry to gain from “green” activities
Paper and board recycling in 2020: Overview of world statistics
© ASK-EU (23.08.2022)
New BIR report corroborates fundamental importance of recovered fibre and free trade
BIR Barcelona Convention: Plastics Committee: Supply challenges temper talk of boom time for recyclers
© ASK-EU (27.05.2022)
Although plastics recyclers are enjoying the benefits of massive demand and extremely high prices”, they are struggling to source sufficient feedstock to enable them to cope with this undoubted boom time, lamented board member Max Craipeau of Hong Kong-based Greencore Resources Ltd in chairing the latest meeting of the BIR Plastics Committee.