Here you can find the latest news on the European Recovered Paper Identification System and related issues
Recycling has multiple benefits for many areas of the economy – providing raw materials, creating jobs and encouraging business opportunities and innovation. These economic benefits of recycling are examined in a new report from the European Environment Agency (EEA).
Ulrich Höke, ERPC chairman, and Soledad Blanco, Director at the European Commission, DG Environment launched the European Declaration on Paper Recycling 2011-2015 at the European Paper Recycling Awards in the European Parliament.
The European Recovered Paper Council recognised the most innovative paper recycling projects last night when MEP Eija-Riitta Korhola (EPP, Finnland) presented the Third Annual European Paper Recycling Awards at the European Parliament in Brussels.
European Paper Recycling in 2010 at 68.9%
The ERPC (European Recovered Paper Council) has just launched a new document providing an assessment of the removability of adhesive applications of a printed paper product as one aspect of its recyclability. The assessment scheme deals with the fragmentation of adhesive applications and their removability through a laboratory screening process. It is applicable to all kinds of printed paper products containing any adhesive applications and serves as an evaluation for potential sticky problems at the paper machine and quality defects in the produced paper or board.
Download the latest Monitoring Report of the European Recycling Declaration here! It includes latest European Paper Recycling Statistics.
Entries are now open for companies and organisations, with innovative paper recycling initiatives, to submit their work into the European Paper Recycling Awards 2011.
Download your copy here!
The first issue of the RPID newsletter has been released.
You can download the PDF version here
A pdf file has been created and can be uploaded here.
Last autumn, the European organisations along the recovered paper supply chain, CEPI, ERPA and FEAD, launched a European Recovered Paper Identification System ...
CEPI is proud to launch the European Recovered Paper Identification System website www.recoveredpaper-id.eu.
We produced a short pdf document explaining to the new user how to use the www.recoveredpaper-id.eu website. You can download the document here.
For many years, the European Paper Industry has had the goal of establishing identification for the recovered paper purchased, received, stored and consumed in paper mills.