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The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) has devised a new sector plan to make Scotland’s metal sector part of the nation’s emerging circular economy.

Tetronics International is aiming to address the growing issue of electronic waste by using plasma to recover precious metals from the debris.

Nespresso is set to become the first coffee company to use responsibly-sourced aluminium to produce its coffee capsules after signing a Memorandum of Understanding with aluminium producer Rio Tinto Aluminium.

An inquest is underway into the deaths of five men at a metal recycling plant back in 2016.

A new apprenticeship designed specifically for the metals recycling industry has been launched by the Institute of Apprenticeships.

Toothbrushes, toothpaste tubes and more could now be recycled in the UK after Colgate has announced a new programme in partnership with TerraCycle.

Alupro discusses the importance of effective communications for local authorities.

A new environmental campaign, ‘Drive out waste crime’, has been launched by SEPA to tackle the illegal transport and disposal of waste in the UK.

Rick Hindley, Executive Director of Alupro, examines the drivers behind the continued upward trend in aluminium recycling.