Published: October 6, 2025
With sustainability and waste management at the forefront of the plastics industry, AIMPLAS, the Plastics Technology Centre, is gearing up to host the third edition of its International Plastics Recycling Seminar (PLASREC) on 10-11 December 2025 in Valencia, Spain. This landmark event will unite international experts to address pressing challenges, showcase technological breakthroughs, and explore regulatory developments shaping the future of plastics recycling.
The plastics recycling sector faces growing demands for sustainable practices and circularity. PLASREC 2025 responds with a robust program featuring over 20 expert presentations across four thematic blocks, complemented by practical workshops. The seminar aims to empower industry stakeholders with innovative solutions and strategies to navigate the evolving recycling landscape.
Economic and Legal Frameworks: Analyzing the influence of European regulations, such as the Packaging Regulation, REACH framework, and European Green Deal, on plastics recycling strategies.
Advanced Waste Collection and Sorting: Highlighting innovations like artificial intelligence and computer vision in waste classification, with a focus on complex streams like textiles and footwear soles.
Innovative Recycling Technologies: Exploring mechanical and chemical recycling, alongside emerging techniques such as pyrolysis, devulcanisation, enzymatic depolymerisation, and advanced extrusion.
Sector-Specific Circularity Strategies: Showcasing how industries, including textiles, automotive, electronics, and wind energy, are adapting to achieve recycling goals.
PLASREC 2025 offers more than presentations, with a technical visit to AIMPLAS’ advanced facilities, networking sessions, and workshops tied to the European FREE4LIB project and the national CICLICOM initiative. These opportunities provide hands-on learning and foster collaboration across the recycling value chain.
The innovations highlighted at PLASREC 2025 are set to reshape the Chemical Market, particularly through the adoption of sustainable materials. With regulations like the European Green Deal pushing for eco-friendly plastics, chemical manufacturers are ramping up investments in technologies like enzymatic depolymerisation and pyrolysis. These advancements reduce dependence on virgin materials and support circular economy objectives, opening new markets for recycled polymers.
The global focus on advanced recycling is driving investment in chemical processes that improve material recovery and quality, transforming supply chain and fueling growth in the sustainable chemicals sector.
As industries worldwide strive to meet sustainability targets, PLASREC 2025 emerges as a pivotal event for the plastics recycling ecosystem. By connecting regulatory insights, technological advancements, and industry-specific strategies, AIMPLAS is creating a collaborative platform to accelerate the transition to a circular economy.
With its comprehensive agenda and focus on practical solutions, PLASREC 2025 highlights AIMPLAS’ leadership in promoting innovation and sustainability in plastics recycling. For more information, visit the event’s official website.
Source: World Footwear
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