Recycling Today

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Articles in June 2005 issue of Recycling Today

• San Jose's AMI makes acquisition
• AQSIQ announcement anticipated
• Shred-Tech MDS-35GT
• Win-win formula: liquid coatings made from scrap PET developed by EvCo Research may also help cardboard and boxboard recycling rates
  by Brian Taylor
• Illinois Lt. Gov. pushes for bottle bill
• Itec to build two production plants
• Genesis offers boom fronts
• GIE Media Inc
• Hagglunds Gemini system
• California company goes single stream
• Dell cuts recycling program costs
• In memoriam: Michele Raymond
• Young orange peel grapples
• Recycling in Pa. tops 4 million tons
• U.K. delays WEEE implementation. Directive
• Northwest recycling to install shredder
• Ferrous Processing & Trading
• Bayne BTL 208 RHK cart lifter series
• Intercon solutions adds plant
• M&M machinery named Sennebogen distributor
• Spring forward: attractive platinum metals group pricing has caught the attention of recyclers who handle scrap converters
  by Curt Harler
• Steel taps the breaks
• Calendar
• Conference program
• Wheeled platform material handlers are gaining in popularity among recyclers with paved scrap yards
  by Jackie Gubeno
• Owens Corning increases recycled content
• Aluminum markets slowing down
• Breaking through barriers
• Stepping things up: with price and demand for secondary commodities increasing, MRF operators are seeking ways to improve their operations
  by Dan Sandoval
• Reducing fuel costs: Denver's All Recycling Inc. builds a fleet of Fuchs scrap handlers
• This aluminum bud is for you
• Quick-attach systems help scrap processors get more out of their material handling equipment
  by Jackie Gubeno
• Home delivery still needed
  by Brian Taylor
• Survey says
• With fuel prices increasing, recyclers may want to learn more about optimizing fuel efficiency
  by Deanne Toto
• Stanley Labounty RCS 80 shear
• Retail madness
• Burning desire: with high energy costs as a backdrop, entrepreneurs eye biomass as a market worth moving forward
  by Brian Taylor
• Long-range vision: started more then 100 years ago, Sonoco has risen to packaging and recycling prominence in the Southeast
  by Brian Taylor
• North American stainless upgrades facility
• Safety-Kleen refinances
• Caterpillar 345C material handler
• Get caught recycling
• Choosing the right piece of equipment is important for scrap dealers operating on inland waterways
  by Dan Sandoval
• AERT reports financials
• Nonferrous markets stay upbeat
• Southern comfort: the paper recycling industry gathers in Atlanta for the 2005 Paper Recycling Conference & Trade Show
  by Jackie Gubeno