Search
Find a supplier
Subscribe
HomeInvestmentsALPLA enters African recycling market

ALPLA enters African recycling market

Marking its entry into the African recycling market, packaging converter ALPLA is building a PET recycling plant in the South African coastal town of Ballito, north of Durban. The plant, which will have an output of 35,000 tonnes of rPET material from an input of 60,000t of PET bottles, is set to be completed in…

To continue reading,
please login or subscribe

Related content

Incentives and insights as water brand adopts QR codes

Dutch supermarket to introduce PEF bottles

Tomra to support DRS roll out in Quebec

Growers ‘breathe easy’ with new pack range

ALPLA builds in North Africa through JV

Axium Packaging acquires Italian converter Silte

Latest news

Ketchup brand squeezes sustainable gains

By moving to a new PET packaging design and in-house blowing, Sweden's Orkla Foods has made its ketchup production more sustainable. Part of the Nordic...

China becomes net exporter of masterbatch

China has become a net exporter of masterbatch as the Asian continent continues its impressive success within this branch of the plastics industry, according...

Recycled plastics reduces carbon consumption by 87 per cent: ALPLA

Independent consultancy c7-consult has reported that four of Austrian converter ALPLA’s plants in Mexico and Germany generate 87 per cent fewer carbon emissions as...

Incentives and insights as water brand adopts QR codes

One Water bottles will feature printed QR codes aimed at incentivising recycling and providing insight into the lifecycle of the brand’s packaging after the...

Coperion covers all recycling processes at German centre

Coperion has started operations at its new Recycling Innovation Centre in Niederbiegen, Germany, where the company can test every recycling process step – from...

Issue 266: Why Green Dot is keen to fill the mechanical recycling gap with pyrolysis

Download Issue 266

Stay in the loop and subscribe to our newsletter

You can unsubscribe at any time by clicking the link in the footer of our emails. Please tick the email box to confim how you would like to hear from us.

© 2023 - Sayers Publishing Group Ltd