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Rect Angel
TOM 29.12.2022 kl 00:30 63115

Slik jeg ser det, er Tomra Systems et fantastisk, grønt teknologiselskap. Globalt ledende og perfekt rigget for å betjene sterkt økende etterspørsel innen alle selskapets forretningsområder, i tiår fremover. Velger å starte denne tråden på forumet for 'Grønne aksjer'.

Har benyttet kursfallet den senere tid til å ta en posisjon i Tomra Systems. Dette fordi jeg er av den oppfatning at man skal lete lenge etter et mer opplagt langsiktig investeringsobjekt. Best mulig kurs er selvsagt å foretrekke, men er ikke så veldig opptatt av kortsiktige bevegelser i aksjekursen. Hensikten med denne trådstarten er primært å poste noen lenker av og til, til nyheter jeg måtte komme over som følge av at jeg er interessert i hva som skjer i og rundt selskapet (*). Bare hos Nordnet er det 7 819 aksjeieiere i Tomra Systems, ifølge megleren. Så selv om det er 'helt stille' rundt selskapet her på forumet, tenker jeg likevel at det kan være et visst 'marked' for litt nytt, en gang i blant.


Quick-change MRF

Santa Barbara County’s Resource Center sorts MSW and single-stream recyclables using the same circuit with Tomra Autosort units to reduce landfilling.

December 28, 2022
Rick Zettler

https://www.recyclingtoday.com/article/santa-barbara-county-resource-center-processes-msw-and-single-stream-recyclables/



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Redigert 05.10.2023 kl 22:45 Du må logge inn for å svare
Rect Angel
14.05.2023 kl 20:30 8437

TOMRA Food launches in Chile the TOMRA 5X for stone detection in fresh and frozen cherries, something that no other technology can do

By Innova Portal | Digital Press Group

May 11, 2023

TOMRA has launched in Chile the TOMRA 5X , a highly efficient machine equipped with an X-Ray sensor that allows the detection of cherry pits. It is a technological advance, developed by TOMRA Food that solves the problem of frozen fruit processors. In addition, this equipment allows the detection and elimination of products with complex internal defects in cherries, as well as high-density foreign bodies. This new product comes at an ideal time for the highly competitive situation of the sector in Chile, which is focused on recovering the level of exports from before the pandemic.

https://portalinnova.cl/tomra-food-lanza-en-chile-la-tomra-5x-para-la-deteccion-de-carozo-en-cerezas-frescas-y-congeladas-algo-que-ninguna-otra-tecnologia-puede-hacer/


Feelgood story fra DK. 70 Tomra R1 i DK til nå. Og om ikke lenge er flere store, tyske supermarkedkjeder ferdige med piloter som har vart et halvt års tid, og skal evaluere Tomra R1...


Købmand satser stort på tomme flasker: Slut med klistrede fingre

Købmandsbutik i landsby har fået topmoderne automat til at modtage returemballage

Søren Østergaard
12. maj 2023 kl. 14:31
Opdateret kl. 14:59

Mødet med en pantautomat kræver som regel tålmodighed og en grundig håndvask bagefter. Sådan er det ikke længere hos købmand Lars Jensen hos Spar i Valsgaard. Dagligvarebutikken er den første i miles omkreds, der får en topmoderne flaskeautomat.

Fredag blev vindunderet sat i drift. Der er tale om en norskproduceret Tomra R1, og den gør det angiveligt fem gange så hurtigt for kunderne at aflevere returpant. 

https://ligeher.nu/himmerland/nyheder/shopping/koebmand-satser-stort-paa-tomme-flasker-slut-med-klistrede-fingre/4381699


Skottland. Diskusjon pågår. Også i resten av UK (England, Wales og Nord-Irland). Glassflasker med i pantesystemet eller ei?


Glass should stay in Scottish DRS, 8 out of 10 Scots say

Environment and Energy, Collection and Transport, Legislation and Regulation, Scotland

12th May 2023

A new poll, commissioned by the international campaign group Nature 2030, suggests eight out of ten people in Scotland want glass to remain in a deposit return scheme (DRS).

Survation polled 1,009 members of the Scottish public aged 18 and over between 27 April – 3 May 2023.

The survey follows Scotland’s First Minister Humza Yousaf announcing in April that the country’s DRS was delayed to 1 March 2024 rather than August this year.

Over three-quarters of respondents told the survey that glass bottles should also be added to the DRSs in England and Northern Ireland. The schemes planned for Wales and Scotland are already set to include glass. 

According to a previous poll by Nature 2030 in January, there is “strong support” from 75% of Britons to include glass bottles in the government’s proposed DRSs in England & Northern Ireland.

Dominic Dyer, Chair, Nature 2030, commented: “It’s clear that the British population want to see glass included in the four nation’s DRS plans and the planet needs it.

“Until now, Scotland has been an outlier within the UK, a model to replicate. The delay brings cause for concern that Scotland will be dragged back into an English model of DRS that fails to protect nature and fails to satisfy the demands of the public.

“Scotland must continue to lead the way on recycling.”

https://www.circularonline.co.uk/news/glass-should-be-in-drs-for-all-uk-nations-8-out-of-10-scots-say/
Rect Angel
15.05.2023 kl 23:38 8376

Her et debattinnlegg fra TU hvor artikkelforfatter fremhever Tomra som eksempel på en vinner som allerede har lyktes fordi Tomra oppfyller kriterier som ifølge artikkelforfatter kommer til å være helt nødvendige for å lykkes innen fremtidsrettet forretningsvirksomhet.

Spesifikt når det gjelder Tomra: Tomra ER sirkulær økonomi! Tomra driver utelukkende forretningsvirksomhet innen megatrender og innehar teknologi som er globalt markedsledende innen alt man driver med.

Gjengir her kun innledningen til dette debattinnlegget fra TU, men dette er ikke gjemt bak betalingsmur. Så den som vil lese det i sin helhet, trenger kun å åpne linken under.


KLIMA

Hver eneste bedrift må sette seg mål som forteller om vi beveger oss i riktig retning

Skal planeten fortsatt være levelig og menneskene ha liv som er verdt å leve, må hver eneste bedrift sette mål som forteller om vi beveger oss lønnsomt i riktig retning.

Geir Stene, seniorkonsulent og sertifisert innovasjonsleder i Miles

15. mai 2023 - 13:46

Klimaendringer, krig og en verdensøkonomi i ulage. Tre mega-trender som får konsekvenser for oss alle. Er det like greit å stikke hodet i sanden og håpe at all usikkerheten blåser over? Eller tvinger de store endringene bedriftseiere og bedriftsledere til å tenke nytt om hvordan de skal drive virksomhet og skape forretning? Og må også våre politikere etter hvert ta inn over seg at forutsetningene for å sikre vår felles velferd i morgen ikke er de samme som de var i går? Næringslivsledere etterspør faktisk politisk styring innenfor de enorme utfordringene vi står overfor.

Tomra klarte det

I kriser er det naturlige å trekke seg tilbake og forsøke å begrense skade snarest mulig. Men alle vet at dersom man er på et skip ute i storm, er det verste man kan gjøre å søke mot kysten. Mega-trendene utfordrer oss alle til å tenke og handle som en erfaren sjøkaptein. Men hva pokker gjør vi ute på «havet»?

Mens tomgods fra drikkevarer skaper søppelberg verden over, har Tomra lykkes med å få oss nordmenn til å oppsøke panteautomatene og resirkulere 97 prosent. Tomra eksporterer også
konseptene ut i verden.

https://www.tu.no/artikler/hver-eneste-bedrift-ma-sette-seg-mal-som-forteller-om-vi-beveger-oss-i-riktig-retning/530864
Redigert 16.05.2023 kl 15:48 Du må logge inn for å svare
Rect Angel
16.05.2023 kl 15:10 8263

Tomra-ledelsen kjøpte aksjer i går, til kurs 170.80 NOK.

CEO Tove Andersen kjøpte hele 11 157 aksjer, for en kjøpesum på 1.91 millioner NOK. Også toppsjefene i selskapets tre divisjoner, henholdsvis Recycling, Collection Solutions/pant og Food (Rehrman, Henriksen og Picandet) forsynte seg godt, som man kan lese i meldingen.

Det er vel god grunn til å tro at det er nettopp disse fire som har det aller beste innsynet i selskapets pipeline.


TOMRA: Share purchase program for employees – Mandatory notification of trade

MON, MAY 15, 2023 22:31 CETReport this content

As part of TOMRA's share purchase program for employees, approved by the Annual General Meeting on 27 April 2023, TOMRA has sold 233,438 treasury shares to employees at a price equal to the closing market share price on Friday 12 May, i.e. NOK 170.80.

Employees who keep their shares for one year will receive one share per five shares invested. Employees who have previously participated in the share purchase program have today been allotted 52,747 shares.

After these transactions TOMRA holds 513,815 treasury shares.

In connection with the share purchases program, the following PDMR transactions have been made:

Name Number of shares New shareholding

Tove Andersen 11,157 23,929

Eva Sagemo 1,259 4,853

Volker Rehrmann 5,046 33,104

Harald Henriksen 3,864 91,230

Michel Picandet 5,539 14,587

Lars Kversøy Enge 1,463 2,925

Stefan Schrahe 2,861 2,861

Alexander Verlo 293 421

Fátima Sani 293 293

The disclosure details are attached to this press release.

Asker, 15 May 2023
TOMRA Systems ASA

For further information, please contact:

Eva Sagemo, CFO
Tel: +47 934 39 911

Daniel Sundahl, Head of Investor Relations
Tel: +47 913 61 899

TOMRA was founded on an innovation in 1972 that began with the design, manufacturing and sale of reverse vending machines for automated collection of used beverage containers. Today TOMRA provides technology-led solutions that optimize resource use and recovery in the food, recycling, and ore sorting industries.

TOMRA has more than 100,000 installations in over 80 markets worldwide and had total revenues of NOK 12.2 billion in 2022. The Group employs 5,000 people globally and is publicly listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange. (OSE: TOM). For further information about TOMRA, please visit www.TOMRA.com

This information is subject to the disclosure requirements in Regulation EU 596/2014 article 19 number 3 and the Norwegian Securities Trading Act § 5-12.

https://news.cision.com/tomra-systems-asa/r/tomra--share-purchase-program-for-employees---mandatory-notification-of-trade,c3770137
Redigert 16.05.2023 kl 19:00 Du må logge inn for å svare
Rect Angel
18.05.2023 kl 22:07 8214

Svenske EFN Marknad feiret 17.mai med en Norgesspecial. Video. Marie Karlsson, forvaltningssjef for nordiske aksjefond hos Nordea, anbefaler Tomra. Fra 4:30 til 8:10 i video'en.

https://efn.se/poster/efn-marknad-17-maj-2023


Gruvedrift. Australia. Tinn. Les hva kunden/partneren her har å si om Tomra. Nok et eksempel på hva Tomra får til med sin overlegne teknologi innen en rekke forretningsområder. Utrolig imponerende, og ikke minst viktig: UTROLIG LØNNSOMT FOR KUNDEN/PARTNEREN. Og her ligger nok Tomras store styrke, for følelsen er definitivt at Tomra tilbyr teknologi, produkter og påfølgende support som fører til at de kundene/partnerne Tomra får, de beholder man.


Importance of the Tallebung Tin Project to the renewable energy market

Critical Raw Materials
17th May 2023

Tin is a valuable and steadfast component in a range of applications. Sky Metals tells us how the company is answering the demands of the renewable energy market through its Tallebung Tin Project.

Sky Metals Limited (ASX: SKY) is an ASX-listed public company focused on developing and exploring mineral resources in Australia. The company’s project portfolio offers important exposure to the tin market.

Tin is a vital component in the manufacturing of new, renewable energy applications and is used predominantly for soldering. As such, prices and demand for this versatile metal are increasing, leading to challenges in supply and the need to diversify sources from unstable regions.
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An ever-growing market

Despite underinvestment in tin exploration over the past 30 years, the market has recently seen rapid price growth due to soaring demand for modern applications integral to the green energy transition. According to the Rio Tinto Ventures Group, tin is set to be the ‘metal most impacted by future technologies.’

The majority of the tin supply currently comes from China and Indonesia. Australia currently supplies around 2-3%, only a tiny fraction of the global supply.
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Oliver Davies, CEO of Sky Metals Limited, commented: “This maiden MRE and exploration target demonstrate the large scale of the tin mineralisation at Tallebung. This, in combination with the more than tripling of grade achieved with the upfront TOMRA XRT ore sorting, shows what an excellent opportunity SKY is developing at Tallebung. SKY has also shown that tin mineralisation is very amenable to simple and cost-effective gravity concentration to a saleable +60% tin concentrate. It is exciting to consider that this resource and exploration target remain open along strike and down dip. This Maiden Mineral Resource Estimate is only limited by the drilling completed so far. SKY will aim to grow this resource even further with additional drilling over the coming months.”

TOMRA ore sorting can be applied to this ore and has shown that the grade can be at least tripled to over 0.5% tin, with over 98% recovery of tin. Estimates are open along strike and down dip showing strong potential for significant increases in this maiden resource estimate, with further drilling at Tallebung.

Mining history of the Tallebung tin mining field

The project is centred on the historic Tallebung tin field, where numerous phases of mining activity have occurred over more than 100 years since its discovery in the 1890s. This activity targeted the high-grade quartz lodes and the alluvial/colluvial material with an estimated historical production of 3,350 tonnes of tin concentrate. SKY is now targeting the bulk tonnage tin mineralisation underlying these historic mining areas.

Due to past mining activities at Tallebung, much of the costly infrastructure required for a mining operation is already in place. This includes powerlines, all-weather haul roads to and within the site and an established water supply. Combined, these will provide a solid start to future mining operations.

Sustainability

SKY aims to be an industry leader in ethical and sustainable mining practices. The Tallebung tin mineralisation is hosted in quartz-cassiterite veining within a predominately homogeneous sequence of less than 1m thick interbeds of sand and siltstones, which have formed into tight isoclinal folds. Within veining at Tallebung, the tin mineralisation occurs as cassiterite and is present as significant, often 5-10mm wide ‘nuggets'.

The saleable tin concentrate can easily be produced from the Tallebung ore, given the nuggety cassiterite host of the tin mineralisation. The coarse liberation size of the cassiterite means that it does not require large amounts of energy to crush and grind. TOMRA ore sorting technology and gravity concentration methods work exceptionally well to save significant amounts of power and water in the processing plant.

The TOMRA ore sorting process at Tallebung requires no water or chemicals and reduces the total mass for further processing by at least 60-70%. In addition, this technology significantly reduces water use by a similar 60-70% during processing. Additional work is planned to use the rejected 60-70% of the mass from the ore sorting as barren waste material for sheeting roads and other construction projects.

In addition to the ore sorting benefits, the gravity processing method to concentrate the tin at Tallebung only uses water recycled through the plant. This further reduces water requirements and avoids using large quantities of chemicals required by other tin concentration processing methods.

The uniquely simple and cost-effective processing in Tallebung makes it a likely leader in producing sustainable tin

https://www.innovationnewsnetwork.com/importance-of-tallebung-tin-project-to-renewable-energy-market/32909/
Rect Angel
21.05.2023 kl 21:55 8047

Reverse vending machine supplier hires new managing director

Firm to recruit more staff and expand Scottish operations ahead of expected Deposit Return Scheme demand

By Peter A Walker Content Editor
09:33, 19 MAY 2023

https://www.insider.co.uk/appointments/reverse-vending-machine-supplier-hires-30019809


How modern sorting, grading and packing solutions are making tomato packhouses more competitive

By Staff Reporter
May 19, 2023
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For many years now, the standard-setter in optical sorting and grading technologies for the food industry has been TOMRA Food. In the last five years, TOMRA has broadened its offering by acquiring two innovative New Zealand-based companies, BBC Technologies and Compac, so it is now the leading provider of integrated post-harvest-to-pack solutions. These take care of everything from tipping the fruit onto the line to packing it at the other end, and are well-suited to tomatoes. Because these solutions are modular and scalable, they can be tailored to businesses of all sizes. And because of TOMRA’s control software, they can be switched from one tomato variety to another with unrivaled ease and speed.

https://farmersreviewafrica.com/how-modern-sorting-grading-and-packing-solutions-are-making-tomato-packhouses-more-competitive/



Redigert 22.05.2023 kl 11:43 Du må logge inn for å svare
Rect Angel
22.05.2023 kl 21:09 8062

Skottene sliter som kjent med å komme i gang med sitt pantesystem. Ny planlagt oppstartdato er nå altså 1.mars 2024, men sterke krefter, ikke minst sør for grensen, ønsker ytterligere utsettelse til 2025 da det er bestemt at også resten av UK (England, Wales og Nord-Irland) skal starte opp sitt pantesystem. Man kan bare følge med og se hva som skjer.

At Tomra satser hardt i UK og Irland, er det imidlertid ingen tvil om. Og for Tomras del innebærer nok ikke utsettelse(r) i Skottland at Tomra går glipp av inntekter, men snarere at inntekter eventuelt skyves frem i tid. Her et relativt dyptpløyende intervju med Tomras nyansatte sjef i Collection Solutions UK og Irland, Ryan Buzzell (se mer om Buzzells bakgrunn i forrige innlegg her på tråden). I intervjuet forteller Buzzell, blant mye annet, at Tomra allerede har inngått partnerskap med supermarkedkjeder som Aldi, Lidl m.fl. og allerede har installert nesten 100 pantemaskiner hos disse.


Associate Feature: Message in a bottle

by Staff Reporter
22 May 2023

https://www.holyrood.com/news/view,associate-feature-message-in-a-bottle
Redigert 22.05.2023 kl 21:23 Du må logge inn for å svare
Rect Angel
24.05.2023 kl 22:39 8002

Portugal. Avfallshåndtering/Resirkulering.


TOMRA, AMARSUL's key ally towards sustainability

The relationship between TOMRA and AMARSUL is well established and their level of cooperation is excellent with a view to optimizing their production and achieving recycling targets.

24-05-2023

Portugal is a very advanced country in terms of regulations governing waste management, although many of the plants still have a lot of work to do. But in the Lisbon region we find an oasis: the Portuguese company AMARSUL , which with 26 years of history is today responsible for the treatment and recovery of urban waste in the nine municipalities of the Setúbal peninsula. In 2022, the company treated 461,000 tons of waste, having recovered 45,000 tons of recyclables.

AMARSUL has been working side by side with the TOMRA team since 2009 , which has allowed it to have one of the most advanced processes in the country. Today it has 8 AUTOSORT® equipment, two of them with SHARP EYETM technology. The new equipment was installed in 2019 at its Palmela Urban Waste Mechanical Treatment Plant, which has a capacity of about 94,000 tons/year of waste, and in 2020 at its Seixal Automatic Packaging Sorting Plant , which It has a treatment capacity of 12 thousand tons/year. 
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The success of this solution is assured. And as Ana Teresa Henriques concludes: “The incorporation of the latest TOMRA technology helps us comply with the legislation, optimize processes and obtain greater efficiency. In addition to identifying, in real time, the needs. Because, even if we work hard and in the right way, the results may not take the leap we need. Hence the improvement in procedures, technologies and equipment. With TOMRA everything has been very easy, since they have accompanied us in all stages of the process, making available to us a professional local technical team that is at our disposal to answer any questions. In short, our relationship with TOMRA has always been a win-win, because they have developed new solutions and presented alternatives, showing themselves as an exceptional and cooperative partner to achieve common goals.” 

https://www.retema.es/actualidad/tomra-el-aliado-clave-de-amarsul-hacia-la-sostenibilidad
Rect Angel
25.05.2023 kl 22:19 7919

Sortering gruvedrift.

Så sent som 20.april kunne man lese at Tomra Mining hadde gjort litt av et kupp i Western Australia ettersom Tomras teknologi ble valgt til å rigge verdens største sorteringsanlegg for lithium (se innlegg 20.04.2023 kl 14:16 her på tråden om dette). Tomra har ikke for vane å gå i detaljer om enkeltkontrakter, men akkurat denne kontrakten benyttet CEO Tove Andersen anledningen til å fremheve under Q1 2023 presentasjonen selv om den altså først ble offentliggjort nå i Q2.

Nå åpner Tomra Mining ny filial med testsenter i nettopp Western Australia. Nærmere bestemt i Perth.


News

TOMRA Mining opens new Perth office

ALEXANDRA EASTWOOD 14 hours ago

TOMRA Mining has invested in its operations in Australia to meet the rising demand for sensor-based sorting and be close to customers on the West Coast by opening a second office in Perth.

The company has also appointed Jordan Rutledge as new sales manager based at the new location, and has extended its local support and service team. The company also supports its Australian customers with its well-established office and test centre in Sydney.

TOMRA Mining has a well-established presence in Australia with installations operating in a variety of applications including lithium, industrial minerals, polymetallics and gemstones.

It has operated  in the country since the 1990s when Ultrasort entered the market, before being acquired by TOMRA in 2009. Over the years, its business has grown in response to the evolution in the industry.

“The diamond, lithium, tin, tungsten, battery and strategic minerals sectors, as well as other progressive sectors that are open to new technology, have driven sensor-based sorting into the main mining process flow and design,” TOMRA technical manager Gavin Rech said.

“The focus on Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) and on reducing energy consumption has further contributed to this trend.”

Rutledge brings to the team her extensive experience and know-how. Having completed degrees in materials and metallurgical engineering from the Colorado School of Mines, as well as programs in Europe and China, she has spent her career in the mining industry focusing on mineral processing.

Rutledge has worked on projects in North and South America, Asia, Europe, Africa and Australia. In the last four years, she has focused on North American projects for TOMRA Mining.

“Western Australia is the heart of the mining industry in Australia, and with the uptake of sensor-based sorting in the sector we are seeing a fast-growing demand for our technology,” Rutledge said.

“We have a large number of projects and investment going into sensor-based sorting, and we are gearing up for many more opportunities, particularly in the battery metals space, with the unique solutions that we can provide lithium mining operations. With the new office in Perth, we can be on the ground and visiting our customers on the West Coast very quickly, as they are just a short drive or flight away.”

TOMRA Mining has also set up a dedicated team based at the new Perth office.

Sales has been joined by project coordinator Gianni Mazzella, who runs TOMRA Mining large-scale projects. Also on the team is Adriaan Olivier, service and project manager APAC, who has been supporting TOMRA customers in South Africa and Sydney for the past five years, as well as two service engineers – with two more to come later in the year.

The team will be working closely with the Sydney office and Test Center, with the backing of TOMRA’s global support structure.

“We identified a need to invest further in all the opportunities on the West Coast of Australia and to be closer to our customers in the area. This will facilitate the kind of close collaboration that is the hallmark of TOMRA Mining,” Rutledge said.

https://www.australianmining.com.au/tomra-mining-opens-new-perth-office/
Redigert 25.05.2023 kl 22:20 Du må logge inn for å svare
Rect Angel
29.05.2023 kl 17:32 7875

Pant Skottland.


Litt sånn breaking news dette i løpet av pinsen! For nå har skottene omsider endelig fått nødvendig tillatelse og klarsignal fra Westminster til å starte opp sitt pantesystem 1.mars 2024, og slipper således å vente med oppstart til 2025 da resten av UK starter opp.

Skottene misliker imidlertid at de ikke får lov til å inkludere glassflasker som planlagt. Primært fordi glassflasker ikke er med i pantesystemet for resten av UK som skal starte opp i 2025. Regjeringen i London ønsker et samkjørt pantesystem for hele UK. Noe som trolig betyr at heller ikke Wales, som som skottene har vedtatt å inkludere glassflasker i pantesystemet, får lov til å inkludere glass.

Som jeg antydet for en stund siden, i forbindelse med vedtaket om utsettelse av oppstart i Skottland fra august i år til 1.mars 2024, var feelingen at skottenes pantesystem på mange måter kommer til å fungere som 'en pilot' for pantesystemet i hele UK. Og slik ser det nå altså ut til å bli. I seg selv helt sikkert gunstig med henblikk på mest mulig problemfri oppstart i England, Wales og Nord-Irland i 2025.


NEWS POLITICS

UK Government will permit Scottish deposit return scheme – but without glass

Ministers wrote to Humza Yousaf confirming an exemption to permit the scheme to go ahead would be granted, but without glass bottles.

By Katrine Bussey
2 days ago


UK ministers have confirmed Scotland’s deposit return scheme (DRS) can go ahead but have insisted there is “insufficient justification” for glass bottles to be included.

The UK Government said it would grant the necessary exemption from legislation to allow for DRS to be introduced north of the border from March 2024.

https://www.standard.co.uk/news/politics/scottish-government-humza-yousaf-drs-uk-government-scottish-b1084125.html
Rect Angel
30.05.2023 kl 22:22 7744

Tomra Systems, Carbios and Co: "Plastic pollution is a ticking time bomb"

Today, 07:42 ‧ Michel Doepke

UN negotiations for an international plastics deal have started in Paris with urgent calls for action. "Plastic pollution is everywhere. It knows no borders and poses a global threat to the environment and our health," said the chairman of the International Negotiating Committee, Gustavo Meza-Cuadra Velásquez, on Monday in Paris.

"The challenge is huge, we all know that here, but it's not insurmountable." The problem can only be solved together. A fair and effective, legally binding agreement is needed that guarantees that garbage is only the last resort.

United Nations member states aim to end plastic pollution by 2040. The Paris meeting is the second round of intergovernmental negotiations for such a global agreement. A total of five rounds of negotiations are planned up to 2024.

UN member states as well as non-governmental organisations, scientists and trade unions will take part in the meeting in Paris. Discussions are expected to continue until Friday. Federal Environment Minister Steffi Lemke (Greens) from Germany was in Paris last week for talks to prepare the negotiations.

Chairman Velásquez warned at the beginning: "Our countries, our soil, our water, our air and even our bodies are affected by plastic." French President Emmanuel Macron said in a video message: "Plastic pollution is a ticking time bomb." If we don't act, plastic waste will triple by 2060. You have to change production and consumption and create innovation. Plastic production must decrease, recycling quotas should increase, he demanded. "In the future, all plastic on the market must be fully recyclable."

Focus on recycling

In order to contain the plastic problem, innovative recycling solutions are needed. Tomra Systems, for example, has already established itself on the market - the company is considered the world market leader for reverse vending machines. But smaller companies also want to scale their approaches. Interesting in this context is the French company Carbios , which uses enzymes to try to decompose various types of plastic. The chemical recycler Agilyx is no less exciting .

Global plastic pollution remains a major problem - but it also offers interesting investment opportunities for investors. Among the individual investments, DER AKTIONÄR currently has the titles Tomra, Carbios and Agilyx on the list of recommendations. If you want to cover the topic broadly, you can access the index certificate with the WKN DA0AB3 on the Zero Plastic Index. More information is available here.

https://www.deraktionaer.de/artikel/medien-ittk-technologie/tomra-systems-carbios-und-co-plastikverschmutzung-ist-eine-tickende-zeitbombe-20332824.html
Rect Angel
31.05.2023 kl 10:49 7774

Dagens melding fra Tomra medfører at jeg ser meg pent 'nødt' til å poste meldingen som tilsvar til mitt eget innlegg fra i går kveld. Flott nyhet!

Dette taler for seg selv, og jeg er ikke et sekund i tvil om at Tomra, som global markedsleder innen sorteringsteknologi, ligger helt i front når det gjelder innsikt i hvilken retning storpolitikken peker angående plastavfall og resirkulering. Det være seg innen EU og ellers på kloden.

Konstruksjonen av dette anlegget i Norge er en oppfølger til Tomras pågående arbeid med bygging av et lignende sorteringsanlegg i Tyslland som skal settes i drift i 2024.


Tid 31.05.2023, 07:00:10
MeldingsID 592016
UtstederID TOM

MarkedOslo Børs

TOMRA: TOMRA and Plastretur Sign Joint Venture to Create Norway's First Dedicated Sorting Plant to Enable Circularity of Plastic Packaging

TOMRA has signed an agreement with Plastretur AS, the Norwegian producer responsibility organization responsible for recycling plastic packaging, to create a plastic packaging sorting plant located in Norway. TOMRA will invest 32 MEUR through a joint venture where TOMRA will hold a 65% ownership stake and Plastretur AS will hold a 35% ownership stake.

The strategic investment is part of TOMRA's Feedstock business venture, which seeks to close the gap in plastic recycling by using TOMRA's core knowledge and technology. There is a strong and growing demand for high-quality plastic fractions out of plastic waste, which is typically lost to incineration and landfill today. The plant will accept municipal-sourced separated and mechanically recovered plastics from mixed waste. It will be sorted into high -quality fractions ready to be used in new packaging and other high-quality products.

Plastretur AS will be responsible for sourcing plastic packaging waste as input while TOMRA will be responsible for grading the recovered plastic fractions based on type, and for selling the output material. The new plant will be built near Oslo in Holtskogen Næringspark, Østfold, Norway with a total sorting capacity of 90,000 tons of plastics per year. The plant is scheduled to be fully operational in the first quarter 2025.

The investment will support TOMRA in achieving its vision of leading the resource revolution and delivering on the strategic ambitions presented at the Capital Markets Day in 2022. The capital investment consists primarily of machinery and equipment. TOMRA is targeting profitability levels comparable with the rest of the business and capital return levels of 15-20%.

Asker, 31 May 2023
TOMRA Systems ASA

For further information, please contact:

Eva Sagemo, CFO Tel: +47 934 39 911

Daniel Sundahl, Head of Investor Relations Tel: +47 913 61 899

TOMRA was founded on an innovation in 1972 that began with the design, manufacturing and sale of reverse vending machines for automated collection of used beverage containers. Today TOMRA provides technology-led solutions that optimize resource use and recovery in the food, recycling, and ore sorting industries. TOMRA has more than 105,000 installations in over 100 markets worldwide and had total revenues of NOK 12.2 billion in 2022. The Group employs 5,000 people globally and is publicly listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange. (OSE: TOM). For further information about TOMRA, please visit www.TOMRA.com

https://newsweb.oslobors.no/message/592016


Tomra og Plastretur satser 600 mill. på å sortere plast

Et nytt plastsamarbeid skal sørge for at Norge når EUs mål om gjenvinning av plastemballasje.

Av Anne Sofie Lid Bergvall - Aftenposten
Oppdatert i dag 07:15

https://e24.no/naeringsliv/i/O8P73w/tomra-og-plastretur-satser-600-mill-paa-aa-sortere-plast
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Rect Angel
01.06.2023 kl 20:59 7747

Tyske DER AKTIONÄR er begeistret for joint venturet med Plastretur AS. Det samme er Jyske Bank, får vi vite i denne artikkelen.


Tomra Systems: Exciting deal - get in now?

Today, 15:11 ‧ Michel Doepke

Increasing recycling rates mean that companies are looking for a way into the circular economy. A clear winner of this increasing development is undoubtedly Tomra Systems. The Norwegians now want to contribute their know-how to an exciting joint venture in their Scandinavian homeland.

Together with Plastretur, Tomra Systems wants to set up a sorting plant for plastic packaging. The mechanical engineering company, which is best known for its deposit return machines, will control the majority of the joint venture with 65 percent. Cost point: 32 million euros. The remaining part goes to Plastretur.

The strategic investment is part of Tomra's Feedstock Business Venture, which aims to bridge the plastics recycling gap by leveraging Tomra's core knowledge and technology.

The two companies want to build the plant near Oslo and have it fully operational in the first quarter of 2025. Tomra Systems is targeting a 15 to 20 percent return on investment in the sorting facility, which is expected to have a plastic capacity of 90,000 tons per year.

Buy recommendation confirmed

Meanwhile, after Thursday's report, Jyske Bank reiterated its buy recommendation for Tomra Systems' stock. Analyst Henrik Hallengreen Laustsen puts the fair value at a whopping 235 Norwegian kroner (equivalent to 19.66 euros).

Tomra Systems is one of the big winners from higher recycling rates and the ambition of many countries and corporations to embark on the path towards circular economy. Even if there is no need to enter from a technical point of view, the paper remains promising in the long term. Traders are waiting for a sustained breakout above the 200-day moving average.

https://www.deraktionaer.de/artikel/medien-ittk-technologie/tomra-systems-spannender-deal-jetzt-einsteigen-20332969.html


Enda litt mer om gårsdagens melding om opprettelse av joint venture med Plastretur AS. Her primært sett fra Plastretur AS sitt ståsted. Gjengir her første del av artikkelen.


LOKALE NYHETER TOMRA PLASTRETUR AS PLASTSORTERING

Har fått med stor aktør på laget – starter bygging på Holtskogen i juni

Av Per Uno Blørstad
Publisert: 01.06.23 05:00

Plastretur AS går sammen med det børsnoterte teknologiselskapet Tomra ASA om å eie og drive det nye finsorteringsanlegg for plastemballasje på Holtskogen.

– Dette er starten på en ny æra med utvikling av nye sirkulære løsninger og forretningsmodeller for plast i Norge. Når vi setter spaden i jorda, realiserer vi et nasjonalt grønt skifte, sier Bjarte E. Grostøl som er initiativtaker til sorteringsanlegget i Holtskogen og styreleder i Plastretur.

– Hvorfor har dere gått sammen med Tomra?

– Tomra er kanskje mest kjent for flaskepantautomater i Norge, men internasjonalt er Tomra mest kjent for infrarøde sorteringsmaskiner. Plastretur er i utgangspunktet ikke et sorteringsselskap. Vår ekspertise ligger mer på innsamlingssiden. Den kunnskapsmessige basen for å drive et sorteringsanlegg ligger bedre hos Tomra. Derfor valgte vi å gå i kompaniskap med Tomra som er verdensledende på sorteringsprosesser og sorteringsmaskiner. De skal står for driften, vi står for å få varene inn i anlegget, sier Bjarte E. Grostøl, initiativtaker til sorteringsanlegget på Holtskogen og styreleder i Plastretur.

https://www.smaalenene.no/har-fatt-med-stor-aktor-pa-laget-starter-bygging-pa-holtskogen-i-juni/s/5-38-1379315


Forvalterne i AEGON ASSET MANAGEMENT påpeker at det ikke er enkelt å identifisere gode investeringsobjekter innen biologisk mangfold/biodiversitet nå i den tidlig fasen til dette forretningsområdet, men hevder samtidig at hvis man lykkes med dette, kan man ha utsikter til vekst i flere tiår fremover. Selv hevder forvalterne i AEGON ASSET MANAGEMENT funnet 4 gode investeringsobjekter innen denne kategorien. Tomra er en av disse.


Why investors find it more difficult to deal with the topic of biodiversity than with climate change investments

Energy Recovery, Valmont, Oxford Nanopore and Tomra are early examples of biodiversity investments   

AEGON ASSET MANAGEMENT | 05/31/2023 1:47 p.m

Biodiversity represents an extremely valuable tool to analyze ESG-driven investments. According to Miranda Beacham, Head of ESG - Equity and Multi-Asset at Aegon Asset Management, biodiversity is one side of the green coin and climate change is the other.
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Tomra's food department *  uses advanced sorting technology to accurately sort and classify food
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Beacham concludes, “The positive investment impact of such activity is easy to see. If we talk about long-term, fundamental opportunities that can transcend uncertainty, then this is a theme that clearly has the potential for multi-decade growth as we need to find ways to better manage the world's most valuable resources.”

https://e-fundresearch.com/newscenter/168-aegon-asset-management/artikel/47948-warum-sich-investoren-beim-thema-biodiversitaet-schwerer-tun-als-bei-klimawandel-anlagen


Tomra Recycling, produktnyhet.


Tomra: Autosort Pulse with dynamic LIBS technology

Tomra Recycling Sorting has introduced a new sorting machine with dynamic Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS).

06/01/2023

Due to its patented LIBS technology, the machine delivers first-class performance in the separation of aluminum scrap. A particular focus is the sorting of scrap from alloy classes 5xxx and 6xxx. 3D object recognition identifies any object regardless of size and surface, while multiple single-point scans enable accurate detection of materials in any condition. Even overlapping and adjacent objects can be precisely separated using the artificial intelligence-based object separation function, thus achieving maximum yields.

Conventional sorting machines such as X-ray Fluorescence (XRF) or standard LIBS technologies have limited ability to achieve industry-level throughputs when sorting aluminum alloys. Several material tests have shown that purities of more than 95% can be achieved with Autosort Pulse.

With a bulk feeder system and a processing capacity of 3 to 7 tons per hour, plant operators can produce large volumes of aluminum scrap that meet industry standards across many applications. Relatively compact in design, the sorting system combines a number of advanced technologies and a conveyor belt so that it can be easily integrated into systems and no additional material conveying and separation equipment needs to be installed.

With Tomra Insight, a cloud-based data platform that is available as an additional feature for Autosort Pulse, processes can be monitored in near real time and the sorting process can be optimized using the data obtained. The data can be called up anywhere and at any time, so that users can identify operational disruptions and maintenance requirements at an early stage and thus have full control over the performance of the sorting system.

Source: Tomra Recycling Solutions

https://www.recyclingmagazin.de/2023/06/01/tomra-autosort-pulse-mit-dynamischer-libs-technologie/
Rect Angel
11.06.2023 kl 17:55 7572

Mens skotter og engelskmenn krangler så filler og kilter fyker og gjensidig skylder på hverandre med den følge at pantesytemet til Skottlands 5 - 6 millioner innbyggere stadig utsettes, kommer det meget gledelige nyheter fra Polen. Polske myndigheter har nå nemlig bestemt at landets knapt 40 millioner innbyggere får sitt pantesytem med oppstart 1.januar 2025!


The government has adopted a project on the deposit-refund system in Poland. When will the new rates come into effect and what will they cover? How much is the maximum deposit?

June 9, 2023, 14:46

Elaborated by:
Maciej Badowski

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From January 1, 2025, a deposit-refund system will be introduced for disposable plastic bottles up to 3 liters, reusable glass bottles up to 1.5 liters and metal cans with a capacity of up to 1 liter, we can read on the website of the Ministry of Climate and Environment.
...

https://nowosci.com.pl/rzad-przyjal-projekt-ws-systemu-kaucyjnego-w-polsce-od-kiedy-zaczna-obowiazywac-nowe-stawki-i-co-obejma-ile-maksymalnie/ar/c3-17610057


Study Peeks Into Consumers’ Bottle Deposit Redemption Habits

A new TOMRA report exploring what consumers expect from bottle deposit programs found people want fast, reliable, easy service and, if they get it, they’re likely to keep dropping off their empty bottles at the same store and spend the cash they redeem on groceries there. So, it seems recycling loyalty fosters shopping loyalty.

Arlene Karidis | Jun 01, 2023

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The study surveyed 7,000 consumers in seven European countries with return-to-retail deposit return systems.
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https://www.waste360.com/recycling/study-peeks-consumers-bottle-deposit-redemption-habits


Innovative tech in food processing and packing: TOMRA leads the digital charge

on June 6, 2023

Though digital technologies are still young, they are already improving operational efficiencies and have the power to help improve profitability in other ways too. Felix Flemming, Head of Digital at TOMRA Food and Recycling, explains.

https://www.potatonewstoday.com/2023/06/06/innovative-tech-in-food-processing-and-packing-tomra-leads-the-digital-charge/


Fra Tomra, i samarbeid med Infinitum. Smart pantestøvsuger...

https://fagpressenytt.no/artikkel/sparer-til-tre-timer-om-dagen


The company performs demonstrations of the COM XRT 300 /FR Final Recovery sorter

Interest in Tomra Mining's complete diamond recovery solution

Editorial Interempresas 08/06/2023

A key element of Tomra 's complete solution is the COM XRT 300 /FR Final Recovery sorter, which the company has been demonstrating at its Demonstration Centers in Wedel, Germany, and Johannesburg, South Africa. Both centers are especially valuable to diamond operators who have the opportunity to experience first-hand the unique benefits of this revolutionary, compact and easy-to-operate final recovery grader.
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During hands-on demos you can see Final Recovery, Sort House and Single Particle Sorting applications with various different size fractions of kimberlite or alluvial ore, and learn about sorter productivity at various feed rates under actual mine conditions. In addition to being simple, the Tomra operator can show how to address all operational requirements on one HMI (Human Machine Interface) panel and demonstrate that it is easy to use.

“The biggest advantage of these demonstrations is that the customer can see first-hand the ultra-high concentrate of diamonds by weight that the grader offers,” explains Corné de Jager, Tomra Mining's director of the diamond segment. “This, in turn, highlights the benefits Tomra offers over manual sorting and how safety conditions are improved. What impresses clients the most is seeing the exceptionally low amount of gangue ejected with diamond concentrate, even in hard-to-classify ultrafine fractions.”

In addition, the company has carried out demonstrations of the COM XRT 300 /FR grader at the Electra Mining Show 2022, carrying out on-going production simulations throughout the exhibition. The grader was fed with fine alluvial ore, with diamond dust tracers and added diamonds. “This live, direct operation attracted a continuous stream of visitors and has generated a large number of inquiries and sales,” says Corné de Jager. “In fact, the CEO of a large diamond-producing company had extensive discussions with Tomra's team on site. In front of the large crowd, he asked us to process 1 kg of alluvial gravel and include 150 diamond scribes and 10 diamonds. The result offered by the classifier was perfect: all 160 tracers and diamonds were ejected, with a minimum amount of mineral particles. The crowd celebrated this result, as the CEO shook hands with our Tomra design specialist.”

A complete and exclusive diamond recovery solution

Tomra is the only manufacturer to offer a complete and whole diamond recovery ecosystem. 

https://www.interempresas.net/Mineria/Articulos/482978-Interes-por-la-solucion-completa-para-la-recuperacion-de-diamantes-de-Tomra-Mining.html
Rect Angel
13.06.2023 kl 22:36 7443

Bizz Corporation enters the French Fry market in India with its Chillfill brand, invests heavily in TOMRA line solutions

Jun 12, 2023

https://www.potatopro.com/news/2023/bizz-corporation-enters-french-fry-market-india-its-chillfill-brand-invests-heavily-tomra?amp


Bredel hose pump plays an integral role in TOMRA’s sustainable potato peeling solution

Jun 13, 2023

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Today, 85% of the world’s French fries are processed by various TOMRA equipment, according to TOMRA, and its range of peeling solutions are used by the likes of Lamb Weston EMEA. Deploying a DPS makes a food processor’s operation more efficient and minimises food waste.
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https://www.potatopro.com/news/2023/bredel-hose-pump-plays-integral-role-tomra%E2%80%99s-sustainable-potato-peeling-solution?amp


Pant. Østerrike. Supermarkedkjeden Hofer har allerede tjuvstartet i partnerskap med Tomra, lenge før det nasjonale pantesystemet i Østerrike åpner!


Starting shot for deposit machines

Staff 06/12/2023
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With the company Tomra, Hofer has brought the world market leader for reverse vending machines on board, with whom the roll-out is actually implemented. Hofer is proud to be part of a partnership that is bearing fruit: Thanks to efficient reverse vending solutions and state-of-the-art technologies, deposit machines have been set up that are not only easy to use for customers, but have also been explicitly adapted to their wishes and needs. 
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https://medianet.at/news/retail/startschuss-fuer-pfandautomaten-54187.html


The world to come? Potensialet er tilsynelatende ubegrenset for Tomra som klar global markedsleder innen 'collection soutions' og 'recycling'...


TOMRA to establish takeaway packaging deposit system in Denmark

The company initially intends to roll out a three-year trial to test out the new scheme.

News June 13, 2023

ustainable technology business TOMRA has been selected to set up a new reuse system to deposit takeaway packaging in the city of Aarhus, Denmark.

The company is carrying out this work in collaboration with the municipality of Aarhus, with a partnership agreement being signed between the two entities.

The system is expected to be established in the city centre of Aarhus and will help the city to gradually transition from single-use packaging to reusable packaging.

TOMRA’s initial plan is to conduct a three-year-long trial for the new reuse system.

During this pilot period, the focus will mainly be on depositing takeaway cups and if successful, it will be expanded to include other types of takeaway packaging.

https://www.packaging-gateway.com/news/tomra-packaging-deposit-system/


Udgivet 12. jun 2023, kl. 13:26

Vil som den første by indføre pant på kaffekopper

Aarhus er klar til at indføre et pantsystem på kaffekopper. 100 ud af 100 er med på idéen, mener ejer af kaffebar - så længe det er bekvemmeligt.

Niels Ettrup Brande

Det kan godt være, at kaffen ikke smager bedre, men måske samvittigheden gør, når din to-go-kaffe snart kan købes i en genbrugskop.

Ambitionen om, at kaffedrikkende aarhusianere kan købe kaffe skænket i en kop, der efterfølgende kan pantes, ser nu ud til at få vinger.

Det skriver kommunen i en pressemeddelelse, hvor de offentliggør et samarbejde med Tomra, der også leverer de tekniske løsninger til pantautomaten, som man kender den fra supermarkedet.

- Vi er begejstrede for at kunne udvikle og teste et pantsystem for takeaway-emballage i Aarhus, der kan facilitere overgangen fra engangs- til genbrugsemballage, siger Geir Sæther, der er underdirektør i Tomra.

https://www.tv2ostjylland.dk/aarhus/vil-som-den-foerste-by-indfoere-pant-paa-kaffekopper
Rect Angel
14.06.2023 kl 23:31 7367

EPR (Extended Producer Responsibility) når det gjelder emballasje lovfestet på Filippinene for 10 måneder siden. Dette medførerer at debatten om/prosessen mot pantesystem for nasjonens rundt 110 millioner innbyggere er i gang. I den forbindelse gjester Norges ambassadør på Filippinene og asiatisk Tomra-topp CNN (videointerjuv på ca. 9 min. på engelsk):


Implementing Deposit Return Systems for waste management

By CNN Philippines Staff
Published Jun 14, 2023, 9:37:37 PM

http://www.cnnphilippines.com/videos/2023/6/14/Implementing-Deposit-Return-Systems-for-waste-management.html


AWARD

These are the most popular employers in Germany

06/14/2023

In cooperation with the employer rating platform Kununu, the Zeit publishing group has awarded the employer seal Most Wanted Employer for the second time and once again identified the 1,000 most popular employers in Germany. The database consists of more than 3.9 million reviews by employees on the Kununu internet platform. The criteria that were clearly defined in advance, such as the recommendation rate, a high employee evaluation score and the number of reviews, led to the calculation of the overall score, from which the final ranking was determined.
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The top 10 places in the category "Industry - Chemicals - Energy - Construction"

1. Tomra Sorting GmbH
2. BWF Offermann, Waldenfels & Co. KGaillant GmbH
3. Electrolux Hausgeräte GmbH
4. Zwilling JA Henckels AG
5. IMO Surface Technology GmbH
6. Vaillant GmbH
7. Grob-Werke GmbH & Co. KG
8. Bito- Lagertechnik Bittmann GmbH
9. Covestro AG
10. Coherent, Inc. – Germany GmbH

The overall ranking of the Most Wanted Employer 2023 is available as a pdf file .

https://www.markenartikel-magazin.de/_rubric/detail.php?rubric=personen-events&nr=64928


Tomra Recycling hires sales manager for Americas

With 14 years in the industry, Gleb Trofimov understands “customers’ pain points with recycling technology,” says Ty Rhoad, regional director Americas for Tomra.

POSTED BY BOB GAETJENS | JUNE 14, 2023

Tomra Recycling Sorting, which has North American offices in Clifton, Connecticut, has hired Gleb Trofimov as the area sales manager for the Americas, strengthening the company’s sales support for the waste, plastics, wood and metals recycling industries.

In this role, Trofimov will consult directly with Tomra’s partners and customers throughout Canada and portions of the United States to implement the right advanced sorting technologies designed to improve recycling recovery rates, increase product purity and throughput and boost profitability.  

Trofimov offers well-rounded experience in the waste management and recycling industries. For 14 years, he worked in waste collection and recycling, so he understands first-hand the challenges recyclers face. He has spent the last four years with Tomra, a global sensor-based sorting technology provider, leading sales efforts in parts of Eastern Europe and Asia.

“Gleb’s time working in the recycling industry and with Tomra gives him the right perspective to understand the customer’s pain points with recycling technology and offer the right solution for the application,” says Ty Rhoad, regional director Americas for Tomra Recycling. “We are lucky to have such an experienced waste professional to help expand our business and support network in Canada as well as assist our U.S. sales team.”  

Trofimov is located in the Toronto area to assist operations in North America with installing Tomra’s broad range of sorting technologies designed to optimize resource recovery. He also will aid companies in leveraging the latest deep-learning-based artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, as well as processing data that can boost recovery rates and material purity.

“Much of industry discussions have focused on the role of digitization and how it can help resource recovery efforts,” Trofimov says. “Tomra has leveraged AI for decades with our optical sorters, and we are advancing the industry by pioneering technologies such as deep learning to solve the industry’s most complex sorting challenges. Tomra sorters extract valuable materials from wood, waste, paper, plastics and metals every day. I look forward to meeting customers, learning the market and helping operations—from big plants to small systems—find the right solution.”

https://www.recyclingtoday.com/news/tomra-sales-manager-americas-sorting-toronto-hire/
Redigert 14.06.2023 kl 23:34 Du må logge inn for å svare
Rect Angel
16.06.2023 kl 11:32 7309

Innsidekjøp. To børsmeldinger som har gått meg hus forbi for et par dager siden.

To styremedlemmer har kjøpt aksjer.


TOMRA: Mandatory notification of trade

TUE, JUN 13, 2023 14:28 CETReport this content

Bodil Sonesson, board member and primary insider (PDMR) of TOMRA Systems ASA, has today bought 420 shares in TOMRA Systems ASA at a price of NOK 171.10 per share through closely associated company Sonesson Advisory AB. After the transaction Bodil Sonesson holds 3,502 shares in TOMRA Systems ASA. Further disclosure details can be found in the attached form.

Asker, 13 June 2023

TOMRA Systems ASA

For further information, please contact:

Daniel Sundahl, Head of Investor Relations
Tel: +47 91 36 18 99

This information is subject to the disclosure requirements in Regulation EU 596/2014 article 19 number 3 and the Norwegian Securities Trading Act § 5-12.

https://news.cision.com/tomra-systems-asa/r/tomra--mandatory-notification-of-trade,c3785929


TOMRA: Mandatory notification of trade

TUE, JUN 13, 2023 20:10 CETReport this content

Pierre Couderc, board member and primary insider (PDMR) of TOMRA Systems ASA, has today bought 400 shares in TOMRA Systems ASA at a price of NOK 172.40 per share. After the transaction Pierre Couderc holds 3,520 shares in TOMRA Systems ASA. Further disclosure details can be found in the attached form.

Asker, 13 June 2023

TOMRA Systems ASA

For further information, please contact:

Daniel Sundahl, Head of Investor Relations
Tel: +47 91 36 18 99

This information is subject to the disclosure requirements in Regulation EU 596/2014 article 19 number 3 and the Norwegian Securities Trading Act § 5-12.

https://news.cision.com/tomra-systems-asa/r/tomra--mandatory-notification-of-trade,c3786429
Rect Angel
18.06.2023 kl 19:35 7235

De som følger med her på tråden kunne i innlegg 26.04.2023 kl 21:57 lese om hvordan Norges generalkonsul i Mumbai Arne Jan Flølo promoterer Tomras pantesystem-løsninger i den indiske delstaten Maharashtra (ca. 126 millioner innbyggere) og i innlegg 14.06.2023 kl 23:31 se og høre Norges ambassadør på Filippinene og en asiatisk Tomra-topp bli (video) interjuvet på engelsk av CNN om potensielle pante-løsninger fra Tomra for Filippinenes ca. 110 millioner innbyggere.

Og her kommer nyheten om at også Norges ambassadør i Thailand nylig har vært på besøk hos guvernøren i Bangkok sammen med en delegasjon fra Tomra, for å presentere Tomras løsninger som virkemiddel i kampen mot den økende flommen av plastavfall der. Thailand har ca. 70 millioner innbyggere.

At nasjonale myndigheter i det folkerike Sørøst-Asia nå for alvor vil/må (i henhold til forpliktende, internasjonale avtaler i f. eks. FN-regi) ta tak i problematikken rundt plastavfall og sette i verk konkrete tiltak for å bekjempe dette gjennom å sørge for mer innsamling og resirkulering, er selvfølgelig ensbetydende med et enormt iboende potensial for Tomra som jo er klar global markedsleder både når det gjelder innsamlings-/panteteknologi og sorteringsteknologi med henblikk utvinning av diverse plasttyper til resirkulering fra blandet avfall.


Governor Chatchart welcomed the Ambassador of the Kingdom of Norway Discuss plastic waste management

Updated 2 days ago • Published 2 days ago

(June 15, 2023) Mr. Chatchart Sittipunt, Governor of Bangkok welcomed Mrs. Astrid Emilia Helle (HE Mrs. Astrid Emilie Helle), Ambassador of the Kingdom of Norway to Thailand together with a delegation from TOMRA Systems ASA Co., Ltd. to discuss plastic waste management at Amornphiman Room, Bangkok City Hall, Sao Chingcha

The Norwegian Ambassador led a delegation from TOMRA Systems ASA Ltd. to discuss introducing waste management technology. Especially the amount of plastic waste that is increasing. After the epidemic situation of COVID-19 The aforementioned company is the world's leading company in waste management, both Reuse and Recycle. The company's technology is a cabinet that can separate waste types, including different types of plastic bottles, soft drink cans. glass bottle filled with drink and can also separate the label and pull the cap of the soft drink can. BMA is studying and receiving cooperation from the private sector on this matter.

https://today.line.me/th/v2/article/NvpkDQG


McCall Farms achieves massive production increase and grade a product quality with TOMRA 5B sorting green beans for canning

By Staff Reporter
June 15, 2023

The TOMRA 5B optical sorter has helped this well-established family business achieve a 16-fold increase in throughput, improved the removal of foreign materials and defective product, and reduced reliance on chainrd-to-find manual labor.  

 McCall Farms has been growing and canning vegetables in South Carolina, USA, since 1954 – yet it was in an astonishingly short timeframe, and very recently, that this 70-year-old business ramped up production volumes 16-fold.

 In the years up to and including 2018, McCall Farms typically produced 18 million cans of green beans per year. By 2022, however, McCall’s output had skyrocketed to 304 million cans per year. A big reason for this giant leap forward was McCall’s acquisition of a state-of-the-art TOMRA 5B optical sorting machine. Investing in the sorter has also paid back by significantly enhancing product quality and reducing problematic dependence on manual labor.

https://farmersreviewafrica.com/mccall-farms-achieves-massive-production-increase-and-grade-a-product-quality-with-tomra-5b-sorting-green-beans-for-canning/


Making inroads in the battle to reduce plastic waste

Sponsored by Cleanaway
June 16, 2023 — 9.26am

Australia has a plastic problem. From 2020 to 2021, the country generated 2.6 million tonnes of plastic waste, according to the federal government’s 2022 National Waste Report. The report found plastic has a recovery rate of just 13 per cent, the lowest of all waste materials.

Transitioning to a more circular economy can help Australia tackle the problem and unlock untapped potential for economic growth in the process.
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Four key elements were identified as necessary for successful plastic recycling:

* Cleanaway is Australia’s largest collector of PET, HDPE and PP plastic. It operates the NSW container deposit scheme through the Tomra Cleanaway joint venture. Tomra Cleanaway has also been selected as one of 3 network operators in the soon to be launched Victorian container deposit scheme. In addition, Cleanaway operates a network of material recovery facilities (MRFs) across Australia.

* Customers for recycled plastic resin - Pact Group, Asahi Beverages and Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP) are among the largest consumers of rPET in Australia.

* World-class technology to meet the specifications of brands such as Pepsi and Coca-Cola - the PET facility uses world-leading, food-grade recycling technology from European manufacturers including Tomra, AMUT and Starlinger.

* Experience in operating recycling facilities - Pact Group has extensive experience in recycling post-industrial plastic.

“The joint partnership enabled these four streams to come together, where we are all committed to making breakthroughs in onshore recycling to create a local circular economy for plastic waste,” Cleanaway CEO Mark Schubert says.

https://www.smh.com.au/environment/sustainability/making-inroads-in-the-battle-to-reduce-plastic-waste-20230608-p5df09.html
Rect Angel
20.06.2023 kl 22:22 7127

DLA Piper advises Tomra on joint venture

06/20/2023

Tomra and Plastretur are building a sorting system for plastic packaging near Oslo. The law firms DLA Piper and Simonsen Vogt Wiig advise on the joint venture.

https://www.lto.de/recht/kanzleien-unternehmen/k/tomra-plastretur-joint-venture-plastik-verwertung-norwegen/
Rect Angel
22.06.2023 kl 20:32 7037

Mer om mulig pantesystem Ting skjer (se i denne forbindelse også innlegg 18.06.2023 kl 19:35 her på tråden). Den norske ambassadøren og Tomra-representant i møte med Filippinenes miljø- og ressursdepartement.


Envoys & Expats

Norway, DENR to boost PHL’s economic circularity, launch deposit return scheme

BusinessMirror
June 22, 2023
4 minute read

THE Philippines and Norway have called for the promotion of the deposit return systems (DRS) to help the former achieve its target of 80-percent plastic waste recovery by 2028.

According to the Royal Norwegian Embassy in Manila, the country ranks third in the world in ocean-plastics pollution, where waste flows directly into the ocean and causes environmental problems on a global scale.

As such, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) issued early this year the implementing rules and regulations of the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) Act of 2022 requiring large-scale firms to conduct proper and effective recovery, treatment, recycling or disposal of their products.
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“Norwegian technology and solutions can assist the Philippines in achieving its national and international commitments toward waste reduction, marine-litter prevention, and carbon-emission savings,” added the ambassador. “This will propel the country toward sustainable development and postpandemic green recovery.”

The panel was joined by esteemed experts from World Wildlife Fund (WWF), Reclay Group managing director Dr. Fritz Flanderka, TOMRA vice president for Public Affairs and Head of Asia operations Annupa Ahi, Reloop director Robert Kelman, as well as Earth Care consulting partner and consultant Rauno Raal.
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“It is heartening to see the intentions and work initiated by the Philippine government [in implementing serious and effective solutions for waste management. It] essentially will play a strong role in laying a robust framework by way of policies and mandates,” concluded Ahi.

https://businessmirror.com.ph/2023/06/22/norway-denr-to-boost-phls-economic-circularity-launch-deposit-return-scheme/


Tomra er allerede i gang med å utprøve pantesystem for EMBALLASJE TIL GJENBRUK, i Østerrike i samarbeid med supermarkedkjeden Hofer (se innlegg her på tråden 13.06.2023 kl 22:36). Hofer eies av supermarkedgiganten Aldi. I 2024 setter også Aldi Süd i gang igjen etter at en tidligere pilot ble stanset, først og fremst på grunn av koronapandemien.


Discounter Aldi Süd is again testing the returnable deposit system

06/22/2023
Stephen Lang

The discounter Aldi Süd is examining the use of reusable beverage systems in Germany from 2024. The background to this is the EU Commission's plans to prescribe mandatory reusable quotas for beverages in the planned EU packaging regulation. The draft regulation provides for a reusable quota of ten percent for alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages from 2030 onwards.

The discounter explained to the “Lebensmittelzeitung”: “In addition to the ongoing optimization of disposable beverage packaging, we are examining the scalability of reusable beverage systems in Germany as part of the efforts of the EU Commission.” However, the actual market launch has not yet been confirmed with the test.

Aldi-Süd had already tested the sale of reusable glass bottles in around 50 branches in North Rhine-Westphalia and Rhineland-Palatinate in 2020, but ended it again after a few months against the background of the corona pandemic. "After the test phase, we decided not to pursue this concept any further for the time being," said the discounter, who at the time reserved the right to test reusable systems for its branches again at a later date.

Returnable at Aldi subsidiary Hofer in Austria

In contrast to Germany, the discounter Aldi in neighboring Austria is already a step ahead with its subsidiary Hofer. 130 branches are currently equipped with the reusable beverage system. Hofer plans to expand even further. By the end of 2024, over 530 Hofer branches should have a returnable deposit system. A one-way deposit system should also be available at Hofer by the end of 2025. In the converted branches, customers can already purchase and return items in reusable containers in the areas of beer, water, lemonade and milk. Hofer's partner is the specialist for reverse vending machines Tomra. From the beginning of 2025, Hofer also wants to take back empty PET bottles and cans with a one-way deposit logo at the deposit machines.

https://www.euwid-recycling.de/news/wirtschaft/discounter-aldi-sued-testet-erneut-mehrwegpfandsystem-220623/


NEWS

Fluorescent markers for PP recycling applied to in-mould labels by TOMRA and NEXTLOOPP

22 JUNE 2023

TOMRA and NEXTLOOPP have applied fluorescent markers to MCC Verstraete’s In Mold Labels (IML) in an extension of the team’s efforts to bring its PolyPPRISM sorting technology to commercial scale and recycle food-grade polypropylene.

TOMRA’S AUTOSORT unit, FLYING BEAM, was integrated with UV illumination for the initial trials. Direct spectrophotometric measurements were then used to analyse the strength of the fluorescence emissions and ensure that there was enough fluorescent signal for the food-grade labelled packs to be sorted.

According to internal tests, the trials resulted in 100% purity and 100% yield. Now NEXTLOOPP is working with MCC Verstraete to showcase its NextCycle IML in-mould labels. Made of polypropylene, the adhesive free, fully printed labels are wrapped around a polypropylene tub, which it reportedly separates from during the grinding and air elutriation process.

As such, printed label flakes are said to separate from the polypropylene, preventing inks and decorations from contaminating the recycled material. Therefore, it is hoped that polypropylene substrates can be fully decorated with IML containers without the threat of contaminating recycling streams with print and label residues.

Future trials plan to apply the technology to other NEXTLOOPP participant-branded products.

Previously, NEXTLOOPP reached the finals and took home the top prize at the Sustainability Awards 2021.

More recently, it partnered with L’Oréal in a bid to create food-grade recycled polypropylene, with Albéa Cosmetics and Fragrance joining the NEXTLOOPP project soon after.

https://packagingeurope.com/news/fluorescent-markers-for-pp-recycling-applied-to-in-mould-labels-by-tomra-and-nextloopp/9965.article
Redigert 22.06.2023 kl 20:43 Du må logge inn for å svare
Rect Angel
25.06.2023 kl 21:59 6846

Tomra gets the circular economy sorted

LISA KORYCKI
3 days ago

https://wastemanagementreview.com.au/tomra-gets-the-circular-economy-sorted/
Rect Angel
26.06.2023 kl 22:19 6756

Stort. Dette er en nyhet man helt klart bør bite seg merke i! Her trengs ingen haussing. Dette taler for seg selv. Hjemmesiden til partneren i dette caset, Berry Global, finner man nedenfor, under link til artikkelen.


TOMRA sorting equipment to be used by Berry at Leamington Spa based facility

BY DANIEL BALL
26 JUNE 2023 16:01

Advanced flake sorting equipment from TOMRA Recycling Sorting has been chosen by Berry Circular Polymers for its purpose-built CleanStream plant in Leamington Spa, Warwickshire.

Five AUTOSORT units and one INNOSORT FLAKE unit are installed at the plant where operations began in spring 2023. 48,000 tonnes of domestically recovered household polypropylene (PP) will be processed annually at the plant, with the refined outputs being used as raw materials exclusively in Berry-manufactured packaging solutions, such as the recently launched B Circular Beauty Collection. 

Mark Roberts, Circular Value Chain Director at Berry Consumer Packaging International Division, comments: “Leamington Spa is a flagship facility for Berry Circular Polymers, so it was essential to have the reassurance of a market leader with the ability to manage everything effectively. TOMRA is well-known in the industry for its sensor-based sorting solutions and offered invaluable expertise and guidance during the design phase of the plant. Choosing TOMRA as a technology partner has ensured industry-leading support and reliability.” 

The five AUTOSORT units installed at Berry’s plant are used to pre-sort and purify the post-consumer polypropylene (PP) bales. AUTOSORT  aims to deliver exceptional high-speed sorting performance thanks to its unique homogeneous light distribution for improved detection and its high-speed valves which can eject even the smallest contaminants with precision.  

Additionally, the INNOSORT FLAKE unit is used to purify the final PP flake after washing.  It incorporates a unique combination of sensor technologies and a dual full colour camera to simultaneously and effectively remove undesired colours, polymers and opaque material. Its modular design, with working widths up to two metres, delivers a running capacity of up to six metric tonnes per hour. It is claimed that the flexible configuration allows for single or multi step sorting on the same unit to get the purest possible end products. 

Steven Walsh, Area Sales Manager UK at TOMRA Recycling Sorting, comments: “Modern sensor-based flake sorters are a game-changer for the plastic manufacturing industry. They are capable of detecting and accurately sorting by polymer type, as well as separating different colours, generating multiple fractions at the same time. Regardless of the polymer application, our flake sorters offer unrivalled versatility and performance, and generate reliable flake quality comparable to virgin polymers. It’s a very exciting time for plastics recycling and we are delighted to have played a part in Berry’s ground-breaking CleanStream plant.”  

Mark Roberts adds: “The accuracy and speed of sorting delivered by TOMRA’s units have enabled us to produce a material that is suitable for all contact sensitive applications, in particular cosmetics and personal care, as well as food contact. Following the success of the operations at our Leamington Spa plant, we are now pursuing EU approvals for the material for food packaging applications and, as a result, we’re also looking to build on this investment in the future with additional facilities to produce more high-quality circular polypropylene feedstock.”

https://interplasinsights.com/plastics-environment-news/plastics-recycling-innovations-news/tomra-sorting-equipment-to-be-used-by-berry/


Berry Global

https://www.berryglobal.com/en/


Complete solution attracts interest of diamond mines

By Mining Review Africa
Jun 26, 2023

The priority at the top of the list of every diamond mine is to maximize diamond recovery, whilst optimizing costs as well as acting on the growing pressure to address corporate social responsibility and environmental issues.

TOMRA’s holistic approach and cutting-edge technologies have proven to deliver consistently exceptional recovery rates, significant cost savings, operational advantages and a smaller environmental footprint.

In particular, its complete diamond recovery solution, unique on the market, is attracting fast-growing interest of diamond producers of all sizes – from large-scale operations to small diamond mines – from different parts of the world.

TOMRA is receiving increasing enquiries from existing and new customers, looking to update their plant or complete the process with TOMRA’s revolutionary Final Recovery sorter.

Live demonstrations at complete solution attracts interest of diamond mines reveal full potential

A key element of TOMRA’s full solution is the COM XRT 300 /FR Final Recovery sorter, which the company has been demonstrating at its Demo Rooms in Wedel, Germany and Johannesburg, South Africa.

These demonstration facilities are proving particularly valuable for diamond mines, who have the opportunity to experience first-hand the unique benefits of this revolutionary and easy-to-operate compact final recovery sorter.

https://www.miningreview.com/diamonds-gemstones/complete-solution-attracts-interest-of-diamond-mines/
Rect Angel
27.06.2023 kl 19:16 6593

Ingen EU-nasjoner uten pantesystem er fjernt i nærheten av å samle inn og resirkulere minimum 90% av all drikkevareemballasje.

De fleste EU-nasjoner har foreløpig ikke noe pantesystem, men som Anna Sapota, Vice President Public Affairs Eastern Europe North, TOMRA påpeker, vil i praksis pantesystemer bli obligatorisk i alle EUs nasjoner og være innført seinest innen 2027 - 2029 fordi pantesystem fremstår som eneste realistiske løsning hvis en nasjon skal oppnå lovpålagt innsamling og resirkulering av minimum 90% av all drikkevareemballasje. Nasjoner som ikke oppfyller dette lovpålagte kravet, vil måtte betale saftige bøter.

Så det synes helt opplagt at den soleklare globale markedslederen innen pantesystemer, Tomra Collection Solutions, går meget gode tider i møte i Europa. Ta her også med i betraktningen potensialet som ligger i oppgradering av teknologi i de europeiske nasjoner som allerede har pantesystemer. De som følger med på denne tråden, vet også at flere nasjoner i det folkerike Sørøst-Asia også så smått begynnner å nærme seg konkrete planer om innføring av pantesystemer og at Tomra, understøttet av drahjelp fra norsk diplomati i nasjonene, allerede er på banen og i samtaler med nasjonale myndigheter. Her kan nevnes India, Filippinene og Thailand.


New European regulations on recycling

ByEditorial
Jun 27, 2023

Currently, work is underway in the European Union on a new directive, which will soon become a regulation in the field of packaging and waste management. As part of the directive, mandatory deposit systems will be introduced for countries that are unable to collect 90% of beverage packaging. The collection of reusable packaging saves raw materials and closes the recycling loop. Such systems should be operational across Europe by 2029. The introduction of the directive aims to set new trends in the management of packaging. It is through the introduction of mandatory deposit-refund schemes that Member States will have to approach packaging management in a more responsible manner.

– The purpose of introducing the new systems is to increase the efficiency of packaging management, which will save raw materials and increase the level of recycling – Anna Sapota, Vice President Public Affairs Eastern Europe North, TOMRA told eNewsroom.pl. – In view of the introduction of new systems, Member States will have to face the challenges related to the management of packaging and ensure that their systems comply with the requirements of the new directive. The introduction of the new Packaging Directive is a step towards a more sustainable economy. As a consequence, raw material savings and recycling rates will increase. Deposit systems should operate across Europe as early as 2027-2029, and earlier there will be targets for collection and the content of recovered material in each package.

https://ceo.com.pl/nowe-regulacje-europejskie-o-recyklingu-80552
Redigert 27.06.2023 kl 19:40 Du må logge inn for å svare
Rect Angel
28.06.2023 kl 16:41 6397

Børsmelding.

Da flagger selveste KIRKBI (LEGO) i Tomra Systems, like etter børslukk i dag!


Tid 28.06.2023, 16:24:01
MeldingsID 594354
Utsteder ID TOM
Marked Oslo Børs

TOMRA – Disclosure of large shareholding

KIRKBI Invest A/S (“Kirkbi”) has today purchased 77,474 shares in Tomra Systems ASA (the “Company”). Following this transaction, Kirkbi owns a total of 14,833,232 shares in the Company, corresponding to approximately 5.01% of the share capital and votes in the Company. This disclosure is made pursuant to section 4-2 of the Norwegian Securities Trading Act.

https://newsweb.oslobors.no/message/594354


KIRKBI Invest A/S

https://www.kirkbi.com/
Redigert 28.06.2023 kl 16:44 Du må logge inn for å svare
Rect Angel
29.06.2023 kl 20:12 6181

MASSACHUSETTS

Climate advocates push to double cost of plastic bottle deposit in Mass.

Bills before the Legislature would expand the state's beverage container recovery law to add 10 cent deposits to sports drinks, water bottles and other drinks that come in plastic bottles or cans.

By Sam Drysdale • Published 2 hours ago • Updated 2 hours ago

  Forty years after the state added a five-cent deposit on some plastic bottles in order to encourage recycling, climate advocates say it's "the right moment" to expand state's bottle redemption law.

Proposals before the Committee on Telecommunications, Utilities and Energy would increase the bottle deposit from its current five cents to 10 cents and add more types of beverage containers to the program, putting a deposit on water bottles, vitamin drinks, nips and bottles for other drinks that weren't contemplated when the initial law was adopted in 1982.

Efforts to update this bill have failed in the Legislature for years, and voters in 2014 shot down a ballot question to tack the five-cent bottle deposit onto drinks besides beer and soda.

Without success in expanding the deposit, advocates told lawmakers at two Joint Committee on Telecommunications, Utilities and Energy hearings Wednesday (as House and Senate members continue to hold separate hearings amidst a feud between the committee's co-chairs) that Massachusetts is falling behind.

The state has the lowest rate of people returning empty bottles and cans among the 10 states with bottle redemption laws, according to a report from the Container Recycling Institute that came out last year.

Only about 38% of plastic bottles are returned to grocery stores or redemption centers in Massachusetts, and only 40% of beverage containers are covered by a deposit, the report found. The nickel deposit returned to customers if they return the empty bottles under the 1982 law only applies to carbonated soft drinks, beer, malt beverages and sparkling water.

"In Oregon, they raised their redemption -- their deposit value from five to 10 cents. Within three years, the redemption rate jumped by, I think it was 64% up to 86%. And today, they're at almost 89%," said Mike Noel, public affairs director at recycling company TOMRA. "The system has been neglected in Massachusetts for 40 years."

In addition to doubling the deposit to 10 cents, the bills before the Legislature would expand the beverages subject to the deposit to include plastic water bottles, iced tea containers, nips and some other beverages. Two versions of an expanded bottle bill filed by Reps. Marjorie Decker and Sen. Cynthia Creem (H 3690 / S 2104) and Rep. Michelle Ciccolo (H 3676) have slightly different definitions of which beverages would be included, but both exempt dairy, medicine and formula bottles.

In Ciccolo's bill, the deposit would be initially raised to 10 cents, and increased every three years to match inflation if the state's redemption target is not being met.

Both versions of the bill would also require all retail stores to accept the returned bottles, except for stores that are less than 2,000 square feet.

They would also look into increasing the fee the state pays redemption centers and supermarkets to handle bottle and can returns.

https://www.nbcboston.com/news/local/climate-advocates-push-to-double-cost-of-plastic-bottle-deposit-in-mass/3079094/


Tomra appoints new head of sales for fresh food

By Liam O'Callaghan29 June 2023
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“Since Tomra Food reorganized into the Tomra Fresh Food and Tomra Processed Food business areas two years ago, we have never stopped looking for ways to strengthen our customer support. Peter’s appointment is the latest step in that process,” said Slupecki.

“Peter joins Tomra with great experience in leading transformation and growth, both in established and emerging markets. For Tomra, he will help identify and activate new sales opportunities. For Tomra’s customers, he will help more packhouses optimize their operations with the industry’s best sorting, grading, peeling, analytical, and packing technologies.”

Lamb said he was eager to work with the Tomra team to deliver success for the company and its customers.

“I am thrilled to have the opportunity to join Tomra, a business with a team deeply committed to ensuring every resource counts – a philosophy which aligns strongly with my personal values. Drawing on my experience and my passion for developing strong relationships as the basis for success, I look forward to contributing to the growth and success of Tomra, its customers, and its global team,” said Lamb.

https://www.fruitnet.com/produce-plus/tomra-appoints-new-head-of-sales-for-fresh-food/249427.article
Rect Angel
04.07.2023 kl 21:36 5876

Tomra Recycling. To helt gedigne nyheter som fint illustrerer hvor artig det er å følge med på alt som skjer i dette selskapet og hvor stort potensialet her, etter min mening, er. Den første forteller oss om et trekantsamarbeid når det gjelder gjenvinning av polystyren til bruk som matemballasje. Verdens første prosjekt i sitt slag.

Få eller ingen andre selskaper opplever f.eks. makan til drahjelp fra politiske vedtak/ny lovgivning (i særdeleshet innen EU) som Tomra Systems.

De som følger med her på tråden, vet dessuten at det stadig dukker opp nyheter om at Tomra-teknologi installeres og spiller nøkkelroller i svære gjennvinningsanlegg i regi ditto avfallshåndteringselskskaper, i en rekke nasjoner. Dagens andre nyhet i dette innlegget, fra Italia, er nok et eksempel på dette.

Tomra Collection Solutions, Tomra Recycling, Tomra Mining, Tomra Fresh Food og Tomra Processed Food er de 5 divisjonene som tilsammen utgjør Tomra Systems. Så at selskapet i norsk presse som oftest betegnes som 'panteselskapet Tomra' er en smule misvisende og setter en på ingen måte på sporet av hele historien.


July 04, 2023 11:58 AM 7 HOURS AGO

Tomra, Ineos Styrolution and EGN launch pioneering PS recycling project

New facility will convert post-consumer polystyrene waste into food contact polystyrene.

KAREN LAIRD

A new partnership between Tomra, Ineos Styrolution and EGN Entsorgungsgesellschaft Niederrhein has been announced. The three companies - the first, a collection and sorting specialist; the second, a leading styrenics producer and the third, a recycler - have joined forces on an extraordinary new project which will see post-consumer polystyrene waste being converted into recycled polystyrene for food packaging applications.

EGN will build a greenfield advanced mechanical recycling facility able to process 40kt of post-consumer PS waste per year. The new plant will be located in Krefeld, Germany and, according to the partners, will be the first large-scale facility of its kind.

Tomra Feedstock will collect post-consumer polystyrene food packaging waste, which it will deliver to the new site in Krefeld, Germany, while EGN will manage the sorting and washing processes.

Ineos will oversee the implementation of its proprietary, super-cleaning purification process, a technology that produces rPS able to comply with the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) requirements for food contact applications. The process, said Dr. Frank Eisenträger, ECO & market development manager at Ineos Styrolution Switzerland, is a decontamination technology in the melt phase. Crucial to the process is the application of high temperatures and a vacuum pump to remove moisture and oxygen. The process is similar to existing processes used for PET, Eisenträger noted, and also resembles the two PS-recycling technologies that SCS notified to EFSA. Ineos developed its own technology ‘to ensure that we have the upscaling possibilities we need in order to run big volumes in the future’.

PS is proven to be one of the best sortable plastics in the waste stream and is one of only two polymers that can achieve food-contact qualities with mechanical recycling. 

“I expect the dairy industry to especially benefit from this new offering by allowing them to mechanically recycle from yoghurt pot to yoghurt pot creating a true circular economy for this material,” said  Pierre Vincent, managing director at EGN.

The material offers infinite recyclability, retaining its virgin-quality property profile after many mechanical recycling cycles. A low-diffusive polymer, it takes up very few contaminants in the waste stream.

As Jürgen Priesters, senior vice president of Tomra Feedstock, pointed out, “Polystyrene has the right composition to be recycled mechanically for food applications. The mission of Tomra Feedstock is to keep PS in a true circularity.”

“Our three companies bring complementary expertise to this project, and because of this unique collaboration, we will be able to provide customers with high-performing circular polystyrene produced at a significantly lower carbon footprint. Already, we are seeing high interest from customers and brand owners to secure long-term contracts,” added Steve Harrington, CEO Ineos Styrolution.

The new plant in Krefeld is scheduled for start up mid-2025, after which commercial quantities of rPS will be available to Ineos Styrolution’s customers.

https://www.sustainableplastics.com/news/tomra-ineos-styrolution-and-egn-launch-pioneering-ps-recycling-project

Polystyren(e):

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polystyrene


An innovative plant designed by STADLER for Eco.Ge.Ri valorizes waste and provides high-quality recyclable materials and recovered solid fuels

 July 4, 2023 Waste

Eco.Ge.Ri dedicated to the production of solid recovered fuels (CSR) from industrial waste , the Porcarelli Group relied on STADLER for its cutting-edge sorting technology , its expert design and its professional and fast installation, and on TOMRA for its advanced sensor-based technology. The plant was inaugurated in 2022 in Finale Emilia (Modena).

The Porcarelli Group is an Italian company that operates throughout the entire chain in the treatment of waste, the collection, transport and recovery of waste to convert it into new raw materials. Luciano Porcarelli, co-owner of the group together with his brother Giuseppe, explains: "Our company was founded more than 50 years ago with the conviction that waste can replace raw materials in industry to thus protect natural resources." The group operates five plants with the aim of returning waste to the production cycle, reducing the consumption of virgin raw materials and energy. To date, its plants have recovered more than 3 million tons of recyclable fractions.

When planning its Eco.Ge.Ri plant dedicated to the production of solid recovered fuels (SRF) from industrial waste, the Porcarelli Group relied on STADLER for its state-of-the-art sorting technology, expert design and professional installation and fast, and TOMRA for its advanced sensor-based technology. The plant was inaugurated in 2022 in Finale Emilia (Modena). “We have been collaborating with STADLER since 2012. When we decided to build a new plant in Finale Emilia, STADLER was the obvious choice,” says Luciano Porcarelli. “His experience from different waste sectors was invaluable in helping us design a flexible and robust plant.” The Eco.Ge plant.

This project includes the innovative vision of Eco.Ge.Ri, STADLER's technical expertise in the design and construction of customized recycling plants and the most advanced sorting solutions. It also shows that waste management can be sustainable and profitable and also helps to preserve natural resources and reduce environmental impact.

Maximum flexibility, high production and consistently high quality

The Porcarelli Group's requirements for the plant were clear: they needed facilities capable of handling extremely high production that were flexible enough to process different types of materials. In addition, it was necessary to achieve a consistent and high-quality final product capable of making the most of all recyclable materials.

STADLER presented an innovative concept: “We combine our ballistic separators and high-speed acceleration tapes with a film stabilizer, which ensures excellent material selection and PVC control,” says Pietro Navarotto, STADLER Sales Director in Italy. The design is exceptional in every way: “The plant receives industrial waste from different sources and has the capacity to process between 20 and 30 tons/h. It values ​​iron, aluminum, various types of plastic (PET, HDPE, PEBD, PP, PS, PU), paper and cardboard and, of course, very high quality CSR”.

The design solved the challenge of the variability of the input materials thanks to its two feeding lines, which can be used independently or together, depending on the quality and density of the material. The first line feeds a STADLER trommel for size selection (small 350 mm). For its part, the second line has a shredder to reduce the size, followed by another STADLER trommel for size selection.

Materials between 60-350mm pass through two STADLER STT5000_8 ballistic separators to classify fine, 2D (light) and 3D (rolling) material. It is a complete solution, ideal for separating pre-classified MSW and heavy and moderately heavy materials.

The new STADLER high-speed acceleration conveyor with the new STADLER film stabilizer transports 3D and 2D materials to 5 TOMRA AUTOSORT® optics with NIR sensors at a speed of 4.5 m/s. The first two opticians classify plastics with high chlorine values ​​from the 2D flow (light), while the other two opticians classify plastics for recovery from the 3D flow (rolling), and the rest of the material is used to manufacture CSR. TOMRA's fifth piece of equipment, an AUTOSORT® RDF, analyzes the CSR, checking in real time the quality of the output material in terms of calorific value, moisture and product composition to ensure that it meets the requirements for use.

Perfect and punctual commissioning

The Eco.Ge.Ri plant was designed and built in a record time of just three months. Due to the tight deadline, the installation took place while the building was still under construction. The detailed planning of STADLER and its coordination with the construction companies that participated in the works allowed for a punctual commissioning to start activities on June 6, 2022.

This capacity and professionalism is the most outstanding benefit of this project for Luciano Porcarelli, who appreciated the most was, "undoubtedly, STADLER's flexibility in responding to all the difficulties involved in building a new plant in which several companies work civilians at the same time. His experience on difficult projects has been a real help.”


(Fortsettelse i neste innlegg)
Rect Angel
04.07.2023 kl 21:37 5899

(Fortsettelse fra forrige innlegg)


A fruitful collaboration

Eco.Ge.Ri is the second plant that STADLER designs and builds for the Porcarelli Group: "in 2012 we built a waste treatment plant for the recovery of raw materials and the production of CSR and, since then, we have had a very close collaboration fruitful", affirms Pietro Navarotto.

STADLER's approach to sorting plant design and construction with a strong local team guided by its parent company has once again proven itself, as Luciano Porcarelli noted: “STADLER managed the entire design of the project from its Italian branch. The truth is that we really appreciate this local approach, because it made communication between companies much faster and easier”.

STADLER is a company dedicated to the planning, production and assembly of classification systems and components for the waste collection and recycling sector worldwide. Its team of more than 500 qualified employees offers comprehensive and personalized technical assistance, from conceptual design to planning, production, modernization, optimization, assembly, commissioning, conversions, disassembly, maintenance and technical assistance of recycling system components. and classification. Its product offering includes ballistic separators, conveyor belts, rotary screens and delabelers. The company also offers steel structures and electrical cabinets for the plants it installs. Founded in 1791,

https://www.industriambiente.com/noticias/20230704/-una-innovadora-planta-disenada-por-stadler-para-ecogeri-valoriza-los-residuos-y-proporciona-materiales-reciclables-de-alta-calidad-y-combustibles-solidos-recuperado


Her innledningen av en noe kortere versjon av nyheten enn den foregående, oversatt fra italiensk. Denne er på engelsk:

Eco.Ge.Ri recovers value from waste

Porcarelli Group is an Italian company that operates across the entire waste chain – from collection to transport, all the way to the valorisation of waste as raw materials.

04.07.2023

Luciano Porcarelli, co-owner of the group with his brother Giuseppe, explains: “Our company was founded over 50 years ago out of the conviction that waste can replace raw materials in industry, safeguarding natural resources.” The Group operates five plants with the aim of returning waste into the production cycle, reducing the consumption of virgin raw materials and energy. To date, its plants have recovered over 3 million tonnes of recyclable fractions.

https://www.recycling-magazine.com/2023/07/04/eco-ge-ri-recovers-value-from-waste/





Redigert 04.07.2023 kl 23:00 Du må logge inn for å svare
Rect Angel
05.07.2023 kl 22:49 5677

Tomra Mining. Etterspørselen etter lithium er enorm globalt. Tomra Mining besitter de beste løsningene! (Får ikke kopiert innhold fra denne artikkelen som bør leses (link under)) .


How sensor-based sorting can help lithium mining operations unlock untapped potential and meet the rising demand

5 hours ago Last updated: Jul 5, 2023

https://africanminingmarket.com/how-sensor-based-sorting-can-help-lithium-mining-operations-unlock-untapped-potential-and-meet-the-rising-demand/16195/


Tomra Fresh Food. Kirsebær/moreller.


CONSTANT RISING DEMAND FOR CHERRIES, TOMRA: "STRATEGIC TECHNOLOGIES"

Posted on July 5, 2023

The fact that cherries are more expensive than other stone fruits has not stopped the increase in their sales , which are soaring.

Demand is increasing globally , exports are growing and new producers and packers are entering the market to take advantage of these opportunities.

http://www.corriereortofrutticolo.it/2023/07/05/domanda-ciliegie-costante-ascesa-tomra-tecnologie-strategiche/
Rect Angel
06.07.2023 kl 22:23 5491

Tomra Fresh Food.

Tomra har åpnet frukthage i forskningsøyemed på New Zealand.

Kultur. Tomras utrettelige søken etter optimal kvalitet gjennom satsing på R & D, gjennomsyrer alle selskapets divisjoner. Riktig og viktig strategi for en vinner som er globalt markedsledende innen alt man driver med og ønsker å forsvare og styrke sine markedsposisjoner innen flere av vår tids sterkeste megatrender ytterligere.


Tomra unveils new research orchard

By Liam O'Callaghan 6 July 2023

Orchard to assist research into fruit growing conditions to make sorting and grading even more effective

Tomra Food has revealed the first details about its new research orchard in New Zealand set to enhance the company’s fruit science programme and improve its sorting and grading solutions.

 The research orchard occupies a 2.5ha plot in Waikato, New Zealand, next to the company’s 5,100m² Field Research Centre, which opened in 2022.

TOMRA Fresh Food’s field research manager, Richard Pickard said the orchard is set to provide a number of benefits.

“The orchard’s purpose is to monitor the flowering and fruiting of plants at each stage, adding to our understanding of the core commodities handled by our sorters and graders. We will assess fruit defects, quality issues, and key characteristics such as flavour, sweetness, and firmness,” said Pickard.

“This complements our fruit science programme, which for ten-plus years now has been researching how the chemical and physical properties of fruit correlate with fruit quality and sorting requirements.” 

Almost half the orchard’s ground area has so far been planted, with three varieties of kiwifruit, five varieties of apples, four varieties of cherries, and avocados. Lemons, mandarins, limes, oranges, and blueberries will also be planted in the coming weeks. Fruits are being cultivated both conventionally and with experimental techniques, including UFO (upright fruiting offshoot) cherries, FOPS (future orchard production system) apples, and under-cover in-bag blueberries.

Cultivation at the research orchard is also forward-looking in its mindfulness of sustainability. Environmentally-friendly materials, such as bamboo, biodegradable tapes, and organic fertiliser are used wherever possible. Water irrigation is controlled by an integrated solar system with inground moisture meters, which can override the solar system to reduce water waste. And mulch, pruning, and cut grass are returned to the soil.

Tomra Fresh Food’s commodity science team lead, Brittany Jaine said the company has one of the world’s largest libraries of fruit data, acquired from hundreds of thousands of fruit samples and analysed for factors such as flavour, firmness, storage potential, defects, and the influence of weather conditions.

It is this strong scientific foundation of fruit knowledge that the research orchard will build on.

“For scientific studies, we need high-quality data plus an understanding of the full history of each piece of fruit we analyse. The research orchard provides a controlled source of fruit, where we know all pre- and post-harvest conditions, such as climate, irrigation, sprays, and handling. From this base, we can draw accurate conclusions with confidence,” Jaine said.

“By obtaining more detailed information about the pre-and post-harvest physiology of our core commodities, we will gain even greater insights into the quality challenges faced by our customers, how and why they occur, and how best to detect them when sorting and grading.

“Customers will also be able to visit our orchard and discuss the challenges they face. Replicating these challenges in-field will enable us to understand their problems and develop the best possible solutions fully. This will help strengthen Tomra’s position as the leading provider of the world’s most effective sorting, grading and post-harvest solutions.”

https://www.fruitnet.com/produce-plus/tomra-unveils-new-research-orchard/254870.article


The BSI + technology of the TOMRA 5C: key for the selection of sweet corn seeds and elimination of serrated corn from the Chilean company UWAFEN SEEDS

JULY 6, 2023

TOMRA Food has proven to be at the forefront of ranking in many products providing different technologies. The star for this application is the exclusive Biometric Characteristics Identification technology ( BSI + ) from the 5C TOMRA acquired by Uwafen Seeds, Chilean company dedicated to achieving high quality sweet corn seed production. BSI + detects differences in the chemical composition of sweet corn versus serrated corn, something very difficult to distinguish for the human eye and highly complex for classification systems with color cameras or laser technology.

Uwafen Seeds is a Chilean company located in San Clemente, 300 km south of Santiago de Chile. It is one of the leading companies in the multiplication of high-quality mushroom-free sweet corn seeds, discolorations and other unwanted corn species, such as serrated corn. It works for the most important corn producing companies in the world, offering a response to a wide range of needs: from manual pollinations, to large productions in open field cultivation, including basic seed increases; genetic purity tests; disease monitoring and flowering tests, all carried out under a strict protocol to keep the confidentiality of genetic material. “ The fundamental principle of our business is to grant confidentiality, privacy and respect to all the information related to the corn seed material that our clients provide for the multiplication of seeds. This honest and confident attitude of service has enabled Uwafen Seeds to build a strong and lasting relationship with our clients ”, says Alejandro Puentes, Seed Processing Manager at Uwafen Seeds.

In addition to their own Experimental Station and Nursery, they have a Process Plant with all the necessary equipment to calibrate, treat and pack seeds, which allows its clients to export them directly to the desired market, such as North America, Europe, Asia and Oceania, highlighting the markets of the United States, China, Japan, France, Spain and Turkey.

Each client has their own quality standards, even for different varieties of sweet corn, but what is clear is that the differentiation between both species, sweet corn and jagged corn, is crucial to ensure high standard production.

Alejandro Puentes explains: “ It was key for us to be able to eliminate strange grains in sweet corn seed, such as serrated grains or fusarium grains - a filamentous fungus commonly found in the substrate that affects not only corn, but 80 other types of crops. Before we used the Nimbus 640 which, although it is a good team, was not advanced enough for this task. Therefore, lots that did not reach the required quality with this equipment had to be cleaned by hand, at a very high cost, without certainty of end dates and with a large number of reprocesses. We have been working with TOMRA 5C since March of this year. Since we acquired the equipment, we immediately noticed greater efficiency. Now we can not only ensure a high quality of processed corn seed, we do it in less time, allowing us to improve delivery times to our customers. Furthermore, we have managed to reduce production costs by 60% approximately thanks to the high precision of BSI + technology".
...
“ The acquired 5C TOMRA, gives us the peace of mind of delivering to our customers a seed selection service of the highest standard. It is the best team on the market. It ensures high productivity at a very low cost compared to manual cleaning, which was previously mandatory. We continue to work in the same markets as before, but now, thanks to TOMRA, our clients are happy and we have drastically reduced our human effort and our costs. I absolutely recommend TOMRA ” technology, says Alejandro Puentes.

https://mundoagro.cl/la-tecnologia-bsi-de-la-tomra-5c-clave-para-la-seleccion-de-semillas-de-maiz-dulce-y-eliminacion-de-maiz-dentado-de-la-empresa-chilena-uwafen-seeds/
Redigert 06.07.2023 kl 23:49 Du må logge inn for å svare
Rect Angel
07.07.2023 kl 11:27 5462

Som nevnt i trådstart, fokuserer jeg som langsiktig i aksjen på nyheter og ikke aksjekurs i denne tråden. Men gjør et lite unntak i dag, for å kommentere et kursfall på 13 - 14 kroner fra børstart i går 6.juli til i dag ca. 11:30 7.juli.

Kraftig kursnedgang der man sitter langsiktig er selvfølgelig ikke det morsomste så man skal kanskje være forsiktig med hva man sier, men det er faktisk litt vanskellg å unngå å trekke på smilebådet når ABG evner å generere kursras her gjennom å vise til dette oppslaget i et BRITISK BRANSJEMAGASIN publisert ca. kl. 14:00 i går:

DEPOSIT RETURN SCHEMES

Recycling and DRS plans likely to be shelved after damning report

By Ian Quinn 6 July 2023

The Grocer understands the 2024 start for extended producer responsibility will be put back by at least a year

https://www.thegrocer.co.uk/deposit-return-schemes/recycling-and-drs-plans-likely-to-be-shelved-after-damning-report/680925.article

(skjult bak betalingsmur)

Dette oppslaget hos The Grocer er det absolutt eneste jeg finner ved søk. Ingen andre artikler, ingen avisoppslag, ingenting.

Så realiteten her er fortsatt at UK har fattet politisk vedtak om oppstart av pantesystem i England, Wales og Nord-Irland i OKTOBER 2025.

Og skulle vi eventuelt se en ytterligere utsettelse i UK slik det antydes i bransjemagasinet The Grocer, vil Tomra Collection Solutions leve veldig, veldig fint med det ettersom alle nasjonene i EU som ennå ikke har pantesystem (de fleste) høyst sannsynlig kommer til å innføre pantesystem som 'perler på en snor' i årene fremover, for å kunne oppfylle politisk lovfestede vedtak i EU når det gjelder krav om resirkulering. Flere nasjoner i unionen har allerede gjort de nødvendige vedtak og fastsatt oppstartdato. Resten vil måtte følge, for alternativet til ikke å oppnå de sentralt fattede politiske lovvedtak når det gjelder prosentvis mengde plastemballasje som MÅ være innsamlet og resirkulert innen allerede vedtatte tidsfrister, vil være saftig bøter. Også drikkevareprodusenter vil faktisk bli gjenstand for økonomiske straffesanksjoner i EU hvis ikke bestemte prosentvise andeler resirkulert plast er en del av emballasjen/flasken innen gitte frister.

En god helg ønskes alle.
Redigert 07.07.2023 kl 12:29 Du må logge inn for å svare
marketdoctor
07.07.2023 kl 16:59 5397

Rect Angel.
Jeg stoler helt på deg. Det vil bli en rekyl på mandag :).
Q2 rapport skal komme den 14.juli. Kursen kan stige mer enn 10% i løpet av den neste uken. Det er mulig at noen ønsker at kursen skulle ned for at de kan kjøpe seg inn. Børsen er et spill for de som kan det.
Redigert 07.07.2023 kl 17:26 Du må logge inn for å svare
Rect Angel
07.07.2023 kl 18:39 5402

He, he, hyggelig av deg marketdoctor, men det eneste som er helt sikkert er at det som skjer på børsen mandag, skjer helt uavhengig av meg og min markedsmakt 0. ;)

Ja, at noen vil billig inn her før Q2 har jeg god tro på. Og så sent som i forrige uke flagget jo f.eks. KIRKBI (LEGO) å ha passert 5% på sluttkurs hårfint under 180 NOK (se innlegg her på tråden 28.06.2023 kl 16:41).

Ja, børsen er et spill som du skriver, men for å kunne bekle rollen som 'Spielführer' må man også ha de nødvendige økonomiske muskler. De har ikke jeg og trading gidder jeg ikke. Så mitt spill er å identifisere investeringsobjekter jeg selv mener har stort potensial og noe mindre risiko en det som fremstår som konsensus. Har da landet på Tomra og Hexagon Group. Noen 'kjedelige' men solide aksjer kan det dessuten være greit å ha noen av i tillegg.

Langsiktig perspektiv altså. Så får tiden vise.
Redigert 11.07.2023 kl 22:25 Du må logge inn for å svare
Rect Angel
11.07.2023 kl 22:26 5127

Da er det bare 5 måneder igjen til EUs sjette mest folkerike nasjon Romanias ca. 20 millioner innbyggere kan ta i bruk landets nye pantesystem.

I den forbindelse har Tomra nå åpnet et 4000 kvaderatmeter stort logistikksenter i Bucuresti.


SUSTAINABILITY

TOMRA ramps up preparations for deposit return system

Miruna Macsim 11/07/2023 | 12:59

With only five months to go until the collection of used beverage containers mandated by the Deposit-Return System launches, TOMRA, the leading global provider of automated collection systems, has opened a new 4,000-square-meter logistics center near Bucharest.

The company’s first national logistics center will focus on maintenance and support for the equipment which automates the collection of empty beverage containers for recycling, serving the entire network of TOMRA Collection systems throughout Romania.

The 4,000-square-meter logistics center was built to the highest safety standards and includes a platform that can process the loading and unloading of up to 50 trucks per day. From here, both TOMRA collection systems and spare parts for their maintenance are delivered to collection points throughout the country, ensuring reduced costs and intervention times for merchants. 

https://business-review.eu/sustainability/tomra-ramps-up-preparations-for-deposit-return-system-248610
Redigert 11.07.2023 kl 22:26 Du må logge inn for å svare
marketdoctor
12.07.2023 kl 08:37 5014

Jo høyere inflasjon blir jo billigere blir Tomra.
Rect Angel
12.07.2023 kl 10:54 4925

BREAKING NEWS

Da har jeg gleden av å presentere en nyhet som kjapt bør løfte Tomra-aksjen 16 - 17 kroner hvis 'logikken' vi ble vitner til i aksjehandelen her forrige uke videreføres.

Forrige uke ble vi nemlig vitner til at aksjen falt 16 - 17 kroner i løpet av 2 dager fordi en artikkel i det britiske bransjetidsskriftet for dagligvarer The Grocer (SOM ENESTE KILDE) hevdet at lovfestet vedtak om at pantesystem i UK skal åpne i oktober 2025 ikke kommer til å bli gjennomført (se innlegg her på denne tråden 07.07.2023 kl 11:27 for mer om dette).

Men herved har jeg gleden av å avsanne og legge dette ryktet dødt, og min kilde er ingen ringere enn den britiske regjeringen.


UK Government not increasingly overruling Holyrood – Lord Offord

The Scotland Office minister said there is nothing to suggest the UK’s DRS will be delayed.

By Neil Pooran
15 hours ago

A Scotland Office minister has said the UK Government is not increasingly overruling the Scottish Government, following the recent row over the deposit return scheme (DRS).

Lord Offord of Garvel also said there is nothing to suggest the timescale for the UK-wide DRS would slip.
...
Lib Dem MP Wendy Chamberlain asked him if he is confident the UK Government will deliver its own scheme.

Ministers in Holyrood have cast doubt on whether the UK-wide scheme will be ready for October 2025.

Lord Offord replied “no” to Ms Chamberlain when she asked him if there is any suggestion the timescale would not be met.

https://www.standard.co.uk/news/politics/drs-uk-government-scottish-government-government-holyrood-b1093721.html


Da er det vel bare å vente på at et meglerhus griper fatt i denne nyheten med lord Offords statement om at det ikke er noe som tilsier at åpning av det britisk pantesystemet vil bli utsatt og at åpning vil finne sted som planlagt i oktober 2025.

Ser frem til kjapp kursklatring 16 - 17 kroner! ;)
Redigert 12.07.2023 kl 11:02 Du må logge inn for å svare
Rect Angel
12.07.2023 kl 21:18 4805

MINING

Using the Tomra sorter for lithium ores

The global demand for lithium is soaring. Some forecasts project the demand to reach as much as 1.5 million tonnes of lithium […]

By Canadian Mining Journal Staff  July 12, 2023  At 11:35 am

The global demand for lithium is soaring. Some forecasts project the demand to reach as much as 1.5 million tonnes of lithium carbonate equivalent by 2025 – triple what it was in 2021 – and over 3.0 million tonnes by 2030. Growing lithium demand comes with the challenge of extracting as much lithium ore from all mines as efficiently as possible, while meeting increasingly stringent environmental requirements.

The main challenge in lithium mining comes from basalt contamination. This high-iron, barren material has a high-density very similar to that of spodumene. It means that when dense media separation (DMS) is used as the primary spodumene concentration process, basalt is concentrated with spodumene, contaminating the final product. 

The solution is available from Tomra Mining, which makes proven technologies to remove basalt contamination before crushing. That allows mining operations to consistently achieve the required grade of the product and expand their resources to include more iron- and basalt-contaminated orebodies.

How sensor-based ore sorting works

Tomra’s industry-leading sensor-based sorting solutions rely on colour cameras, X-ray transmission sensors, and multi-channel scanning lasers. The sensors analyze every single particle, identify the ore and waste in milliseconds, and high-speed air jets direct the particles accordingly to the product or waste chutes, processing at a capacity up to 350 t/h in a single sorter. 

These high-speed sensor solutions are capable of sorting a wide size range – from around 6.0 mm to around 200. With these technologies, it is possible to minimize the unsorted fines that are discarded or stockpiled, and it has been extensively proven that they are effective in consistently reducing the contamination of the ore to less than 4%. 

Operational efficiencies can be further improved with connectivity to the cloud-based subscription service Tomra Insight, which turns the sorters into connected devices that generate valuable process data. Mining operations are able to measure the contamination level in real-time, and hence the mining quality. They can also monitor the distribution of the particle sizes, and consequently the efficiency of the upstream crushing and screening equipment. Tomra Insight also gives visibility on the individual sorter’s availability and usage, helping to optimize the process. In addition, it enables the operator to accurately track any faults as they occur and improves the maintenance processes, so that the sorting plant is always operating at its best. 

Tomra works in partnership with clients to develop the tailored solution that matches their requirements. Its solution perfectly integrates the sorting into the overall process stream, for seamless operation. The sorters are specified to match the capacity of the crushing and screening plant, and downstream wet processing plant, maximizing productivity. 

Tomra’s close relationship with its clients continues after installation and commissioning of the sorting plant, to keep it operating at its best with tailored service agreements. 

https://www.canadianminingjournal.com/news/using-the-tomra-sorter-for-lithium-ores/
Rect Angel
14.07.2023 kl 07:15 4576

TOMRA: All-time high revenues in all divisions in the second quarter 2023

FRI, JUL 14, 2023 07:00 CET

TOMRA, the global technology leader in sensor based solutions for optimal resource productivity, announces its financial results for the second quarter of 2023. All business divisions – Collection, Recycling, and Food – deliver all-time high revenues totaling 3,879 MNOK in the quarter. This corresponds to 27% growth from the same period last year and 14% when adjusting for currency effects.

Highlights 2Q 2023

(all growth figures are from the second quarter last year and adjusted for currency)

Revenues amounted to 3,879 MNOK, up 14%

Revenue growth of 15% in Collection, 26% in Recycling, and 4% in Food

Gross margin improved to 42.5%, corresponding to an increase of 0.6 percentage points

Operating expenses amounted to 1,112 MNOK, in line with the previous nine month's level when adjusted for currency and general inflation

EBITA was 536 MNOK, up 3%

Cash flow from operations of 41 MNOK, increase in receivables of 605 MNOK

Recycling order backlog growth of 28%

Tove Andersen, President and CEO of TOMRA Systems ASA comments:

“I am very pleased that we continue to deliver on our strategic growth ambitions, delivering all-time high revenues in all three divisions – Collection, Recycling and Food. At the same time, we have lifted gross margins in both Collection and Recycling while scaling up the organization for further growth and continuing to innovate. We are also taking further actions to improve performance in our Food division where we have been seeing weaker market sentiment in the current macroeconomic environment.”

“TOMRA is well positioned to develop adjacent opportunities to our core business, and I am very excited about the progress we are making in these new ventures. There is a legislative push to advance the circularity of plastic packaging through recycled content targets and reusable takeaway packaging. In TOMRA, we innovate new circular business models based on our technology. This quarter, we announced together with Plastretur that we will create Norway's first dedicated sorting plant to enable circular plastic packaging. We also entered into collaboration with Aarhus Municipality in Denmark to create the country's first deposit system for takeaway packaging. All these ventures have the potential to become additional profitable business divisions in TOMRA.”

“Looking ahead, we are optimistic about the long-term demand for better resource productivity, which is driven by megatrends such as population increase, a growing middle-class consumer base, greater urbanization, and hence the need for increased focus on sustainability and climate change. With the technology we provide, TOMRA is well-positioned to enable society meet the challenges that follow by transforming how we obtain, use and reuse our world’s resources.”

Webcast:

President & CEO Tove Andersen and CFO Eva Sagemo will present the results today at 08:00 CEST. The presentation will be sent via live webcast. Questions to the speakers can be directed using the Q&A-tool embedded in the webcast and will be addressed towards the end of the presentation. A recorded version of the webcast will be available shortly after the webcast has concluded. Link to the webcast: https://channel.royalcast.com/landingpage/hegnarmedia/20230714_1/

Asker, 14 July 2023

TOMRA Systems ASA

For further information, please contact:

Eva Sagemo, CFO
Tel: +47 934 39 911

Daniel Sundahl, Head of Investor Relations
Tel: +47 913 61 899

TOMRA was founded on an innovation in 1972 that began with the design, manufacturing and sale of reverse vending machines for automated collection of used beverage containers. Today TOMRA provides technology-led solutions that optimize resource use and recovery in the food, recycling, and ore sorting industries.

TOMRA has more than 105,000 installations in over 100 markets worldwide and had total revenues of NOK 12.2 billion in 2022. The Group employs 5,000 people globally and is publicly listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange. (OSE: TOM). For further information about TOMRA, please visit www.TOMRA.com

This information is subject to the disclosure requirements pursuant to section 5-12 of the Norwegian Securities Trading Act.

https://news.cision.com/tomra-systems-asa/r/tomra--all-time-high-revenues-in-all-divisions-in-the-second-quarter-2023,c3804974


Tomra knuser forventningene

Tomra leverte i andre kvartal en EBITA på 536 millioner. Dette var langt bedre enn analytikers forventning på 522 millioner.

https://www.finansavisen.no/industri/2023/07/14/8020837/tomra-knuser-forventningene?internal_source=sistenytt

Publisert 14. juli 2023 kl. 07.02
Redigert 14.07.2023 kl 07:35 Du må logge inn for å svare
Rect Angel
15.07.2023 kl 17:44 4261

Webcast Q2 2023

https://www.finansavisen.no/fatv/kvartalspresentasjoner/2023/06/28/8018462/tomra-webcast-q2


Imponerende. Anbefales. Legg spesielt merke til gryende, helt ny selskapsdivisjon - Tomra Horizon. Og disse er så dyktige at de nok fikser raskt opp i scenarioet rundt litt treigere utvikling innen fresh food. Blir i det hele tatt spennende å se hva de kommer opp med av forandringer i organisasjonen når det gjelder Tomra Food. Varslet mer info rundt dette i de par kommende kvartalspresentasjonene. Tomra Collection Solutions (pantesystemer), Tomra Recycling og Tomra Mining går så det suser.
Rect Angel
17.07.2023 kl 10:56 3936

TOMRA: Subject to cyber attack.

MON, JUL 17, 2023 10:40 CET

TOMRA has been targeted by an extensive cyberattack directly affecting some of the company’s data systems. Relevant authorities have been informed, and all available internal and external resources have been mobilized to contain and neutralize the incident.

The attack was discovered in the morning of July 16th (CET), and immediate actions were taken to stop it and mitigate consequences. We immediately disconnected some systems to contain the attack, and TOMRA is currently assessing whether customers and employees might experience reduced stability in our services. Our primary focus now is to get all systems up and running again as fast as possible.

TOMRA will remain transparent with all stakeholders, and we will continue to provide updates when we have confirmed information to share.​

​Asker, 17 July 2023

TOMRA Systems ASA

For further information, please contact

Tomra Media centre: +44 (0)207 283 9915 or email crisis.comms@tomra.com

Daniel Sundahl
Head of Investor Relations
+47 913 61 899

https://news.cision.com/tomra-systems-asa/r/tomra--subject-to-cyber-attack,c3805765
Rect Angel
17.07.2023 kl 23:19 3783

Tomra utsatt for dataangrep

Tomra oppdaget søndag morgen et omfattende cyberangrep som direkte påvirker noen av selskapets datasystemer.

PUBLISERT: 17.07.23 — 22.23 OPPDATERT: 43 MINUTTER SIDEN
Dagens Næringsliv

Selskapet skriver at det umiddelbart ble iverksatt tiltak for å stoppe angrepet og dempe konsekvensene.

DN har spurt Tomra om omfanget av angrepet. Leder for IR, Daniel Sundahl, skriver i en tekstmelding:

– Vi jobber med å analyse hvordan dette påvirker oss og våre kunder, det vil si om noen maskiner innen pant, gjenvinning eller matsortering blir berørt. Det er for tidlig å si noe mer.

Han legger til:

– Jeg er ikke kjent med at det dreier seg om løsepengevirus på dette tidspunkt.

Relevante myndigheter har blitt informert, og alle tilgjengelige interne og eksterne ressurser er mobilisert for å nøytralisere hendelsen.

Tomra opplyser at de vil komme med fortløpende oppdateringer.

https://www.dn.no/tomra-utsatt-for-dataangrep/2-1-1487367


TOMRA: Mandatory notification of trade

MON, JUL 17, 2023 22:15 CETReport this content

Hege Skyrseth, board member and primary insider (PDMR) of TOMRA Systems ASA, has today bought 1,613 shares in TOMRA Systems ASA at a price of NOK 155.20 per share. After the transaction Hege Skyrseth holds 4,673 shares in TOMRA Systems ASA. Further disclosure details can be found in the attached form.

Asker, 17 July 2023
TOMRA Systems ASA

For further information, please contact:

Daniel Sundahl, Head of Investor Relations, Tel: +47 91 36 18 99

This information is subject to the disclosure requirements in Regulation EU 596/2014 article 19 number 3 and the Norwegian Securities Trading Act § 5-12.

https://news.cision.com/tomra-systems-asa/r/tomra--mandatory-notification-of-trade,c3806393
Rect Angel
18.07.2023 kl 11:05 3671

TOMRA: Update no 2 on cyber attack

TUE, JUL 18, 2023 10:58 CET

In reference to the release on 17 July 2023 regarding an extensive cyberattack against TOMRA affecting some of the company’s data systems. To contain the attack, we immediately disconnected selected services and have since disconnected others. A team of internal and external resources is working around the clock to resolve the situation, and affected systems will remain offline until it is safe to open them. No new hostile activities have been detected.

Our primary aim is to continue to deliver our services to customers, reducing the impact this attack has on them. The attack currently has limited impact on TOMRA’s customer operations. Most of TOMRA’s digital services are designed to operate offline for a certain amount of time but may have reduced functionality in the interim. A team is working to establish temporary solutions for all digital systems to support keeping costumer solutions operational over time.

Status of external services:

• TOMRA Group: Internal IT-services and some backoffice applications remains offline and affects our supply chain management. Major office locations are offline, and employees are asked to work remotely.

• TOMRA Collection: The reverse vending machines (RVMs) in operation are from different generations. In Europe and Asia the majority continue to work in offline mode, while a limited number of old RVMs are no longer operating. RVMs in Australia and North America remain online and fully connected.

• TOMRA Recycling: Currently operating as usual, but some functionality is limited due to digital services being offline.

• TOMRA Food: Currently operating as usual, but some functionality is limited due to digital services being offline.

We continue to work effortlessly to resolve the situation, and remain in dialogue with relevant authorities. We have not received any contact from those who are behind the attack.

TOMRA will remain transparent with all stakeholders, and we will continue to provide updates on tomra.com when we have confirmed information to share.

Asker, 18 July 2023
TOMRA Systems ASA 

For further information, please contact

Tomra Media centre: +44 (0)207 283 9915 or email crisis.comms@tomra.com

Daniel Sundahl, Head of Investor Relations, +47 913 61 899

https://news.cision.com/tomra-systems-asa/r/tomra--update-no-2-on-cyber-attack,c3806588


TOM: CYBERANGREPET HAR FORELØPIG BEGRENSET INNVIRKNING PÅ KUNDEVIRKSOMHET

18.7.2023 11:14 • TDN Finans • 

Oslo (Infront TDN Direkt): Tomra har ikke oppdaget nye fiendtlige aktiviteter etter at selskapet ble rammet av et cyberangrep søndag, og angrepet har foreløpig hatt begrenset innvirkning på selskapets kundevirksomhet.

Det fremgår av en melding fra selskapet tirsdag.

Tomra skriver at både interne og eksterne ressurser har jobbet døgnet rundt for å løse situasjonen, og at rammede systemer vil forbli offline til det er trygt å åpne dem igjen.

Selskapet har ikke blitt kontaktet fra personen eller gruppen som står bak angrepet.

TDN Direkt finans@tdn.no Infront TDN Direkt, +47 21 95 60 70
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