Recycling technologies catch on in China

Recycling International

1 minute read Nov. 28, 2012

US-based National Recovery Technologies has gotten its foot in the door of China’s recycling market with a new recycling demonstration centre. The Suzhou facility uses optical sorting technology to improve recycling efficiency.

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