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- Sticlele PET pentru băuturi produse în Germania au avut în 2025 un conținut mediu de material reciclat de aproximativ 58%.
- Cu un an înainte, ponderea era de aproximativ 51%, ceea ce indică o creștere semnificativă într-un interval relativ scurt.
- Nivelul atins de piața germană depășește considerabil cerințele minime europene actuale privind conținutul reciclat.
- Evoluția este relevantă într-un context european în care numeroși reciclatori avertizează asupra cererii insuficiente pentru materialele reciclate și asupra presiunii exercitate de polimerii virgini ieftini.
- PET beverage bottles produced in Germany contained an average of approximately 58% recycled material in 2025.
- A year earlier, the share was around 51%, indicating significant growth within a relatively short period.
- Germany's average recycled content is now considerably above the current EU minimum requirement for PET beverage bottles.
- The development is particularly relevant as European recyclers face weak demand for recyclates and increasing competitive pressure from low-priced virgin polymers.
• PETCORE Europe and KÖR have launched GeNi, a shared platform for managing safety information related to PET materials intended for food contact. • The initiative is designed to improve the exchange of information across the PET value chain as recycled content and regulatory requirements increase. • The platform addresses chemical safety, data quality and traceability – increasingly important issues for both virgin and recycled PET. • The initiative could support companies in demonstrating compliance and managing food-contact safety more consistently across the European PET value chain.
• Oferta de baloți PET este ridicată în unele piețe europene. • Capacitatea de absorbție a reciclatorilor nu evoluează în același ritm. • În Polonia sunt semnalate scăderi ale prețurilor baloților PET. • Piața intră în septembrie cu un sentiment predominant negativ.
• Selenis and Evertis have launched the Everbio Innovation Hub in Portalegre, Portugal. • The project is backed by a €15 million investment financed by C2 Capital Partners. • The hub integrates polymer production, PET packaging, advanced recycling and renewable energy within a single industrial ecosystem. • Research will focus on recycled PET (rPET), bio-based polymers and next-generation circular packaging materials. • The initiative aims to accelerate the industrialisation of sustainable polymer technologies and support Europe's transition towards a circular plastics economy.
Coca-Cola’s European operations announced that half of all PET bottles now contain recycled plastic, marking a milestone for the company’s sustainability strategy.
ICIS reports a bearish R-PET market in Europe – weak demand and price declines dominate October 2025.