By Alex Shaw A coalition of leading European environmental groups has cautiously welcomed a “landmark” agreement by lawmakers ...

Still to this day, many plastic pellets are lost during daily operations at handling installations or during transport ending up in the environment, including in the sea, due to inadequate handling by ...

while companies handling over 1,500 tonnes of plastic pellets a year will have to obtain independent certification of conformity with the new rules. Despite the resultant exemptions for swathes of ...

Representatives of the European Parliament and the European Council agreed to toughen rules for firms handling and transporting microscopic pellets to reduce spillages in the environment.

“These small but hazardous plastic pellets pose a significant risk to our internationally important bird populations. We're particularly worried as these plastics could be mistaken for food and enter ...

Representatives of the European Parliament and the European Council agreed to toughen rules for firms handling and transporting microscopic pellets to reduce spillages in the environment.

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Most importantly, they are considering whether to classify plastic pellets as hazardous substances. If pellets are labelled as hazardous, ships will face stricter handling rules. Spills would ...

HYS started shipping two containers’ worth of raw materials from China each week stuffed with plastic pellets, aluminum sheet rolls and bolts and nuts. Mr. Liu brought in Chinese engineers to ...

Although EIA and our partners in the Rethink Plastic alliance regret broad exemptions for small entities handling plastic pellets, we welcome this ground-breaking regional approach to reducing a ...

The new rules will help improve the handling of plastic pellets at all stages of the supply chain, both on land and sea. Microplastics, including plastic pellets are now found everywhere — in our ...