Technology for sustainability: Next generation…

Next generation recycling uses innovative recycling technologies that can recycle hard-to-recycle materials such as mixed plastics and flexibles. Unlike current recycling methods that often lead to material downgrading, these advanced approaches allow for enhanced material recovery and improved end-of-life management.

By using vision and robotics, next generation recycling gains deeper insights into the collected and sorted materials. Cutting-edge techniques like chemical recycling allows product recycling much more closely to virgin materials.

In the media

Technology in recycling metals improves

PA Consulting sustainability expert Alastair McFarlane discusses the metal recycling industry and technology.

Insight

Consumers are confused about plastics recycling, and are holding brands responsible

Who’s responsible for recycling materials at a product’s end of life? Increasingly, consumers are holding brands accountable.

In the media

Share the commitment to circularity

PA Consulting's Beth Murphy, circular economy expert, discusses effective waste-to-value strategies.

In the media

The toxic waste problem that no one’s talking about

Beth Murphy, waste and circular economy expert, discusses the issues of E-waste.

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In this collaborative video series with the UN Global Compact (UNGC), we aim to educate and empower viewers by showcasing how disruptive technologies can effectively drive impactful change towards achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals.