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Solum and PreZero team up for sorting plant in Denmark
Danish recycling company Solum and German environmental service provider PreZero are building a new sorting plant for lightweight packaging in Holbæk. With a capacity of 100,000-130,000 tonnes/yr, the aim is to provide well-sorted materials for recycling. This means that less waste is exported or incinerated, and a positive contribution can be made to the recycling industry in Denmark given its goal to recycle 55% of plastic waste by 2030. The 15,500 m² plant is expected to
be operational in early 2027 and will use the latest sorting technology to differentiate between diverse types of plastic and achieve such accurate results that almost 100% of the materials can be recycled. The invest-
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ment is therefore crucial to improving resource use in Denmark, which according to the Circularity Gap Report is 4% lower than in many other European countries. “We are very excited to start our
operations in Denmark and to further contribute to the EU’s recycling goals,”
Pictured left to right: Anders Eldrup, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Nordic Sorting Facility; Stefan Kaiser, Head of Technology at PreZero Germany; Christina Krzyrosiak Hansen, Mayor of Holbæk Municipality; and Christian BS Christensen, Managing Director of Solum
said Wolf Tiedemann, CEO PreZero International. He said Holbæk is a strategically good location as it is close to the highway, which makes it easier to transport plastic waste from Zealand and Funen. �
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