Author: Wulan Puspita
Steel markets feel the squeeze
By Wulan Puspita August 10, 2026
Steel markets feel the squeeze due to new trade measures and policies affecting scrap steel exports and domestic producers.
Drought drives Dutch and German recyclers to adapt
By Wulan Puspita August 10, 2026
Drought drives Dutch and German recyclers to adapt as low water levels disrupt barge transport, raising costs and reshaping logistics for scrap metal shipping.
Recyclers told to use apprenticeships or lose them
By Wulan Puspita August 8, 2026
Metal recycling apprenticeships in England risk cancellation without more business enrollments—learn how to save this vital training program.
South Korea Invests in Smart Recycling Systems
By Wulan Puspita August 7, 2026
South Korea invests EUR 42.8M in smart recycling systems to upgrade infrastructure and meet EU standards. Learn about the new national programme.
Old pickleballs find new purpose in UK
By Wulan Puspita August 4, 2026
UK companies transform discarded pickleballs into eco-friendly products, tackling plastic waste from the sport’s growth.
US partner helps Itochu mine urban resources
By Wulan Puspita July 30, 2026
Itochu mines urban resources with US partner ERI to recover critical minerals from digital waste, strengthening Japan's recycling capabilities.
China Auto Exports Rise as Sales Fall
By Wulan Puspita July 30, 2026
China auto exports rise as domestic sales fall, with manufacturers pivoting toward global markets, driven by china auto exports.
Top Insurance Professionals Named Globally
By Wulan Puspita July 28, 2026
Meet top insurance professionals named globally in 2026, transforming the industry with leadership and impact.
Global firm buys UK distribution platform
By Wulan Puspita July 22, 2026
A global firm acquires a UK insurance distribution platform, expanding its market presence and strengthening client relationships in specialty insurance.
Brokers urged to rethink tech purchase priorities
By Wulan Puspita July 21, 2026
Discover why insurance technology buying decisions often backfire and how brokers can avoid costly mistakes by focusing on smarter priorities.