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North London Waste Authority reported on March 2, 2026 that it and Policy Connect had convened a parliamentary discussion on nappy waste at the House of Lords.
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Capannori municipality announced on July 15, 2025 that a regional procedure had authorized construction of RetiAmbiente’s absorbent-hygiene recycling plant at Salanetti in Tuscany.
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The Netherlands’ Circular Materials Plan includes a specific framework for used disposable diapers and incontinence materials. The page states that this section took effect on December 30, 2025.
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ISO’s public project record for 22629 shows a further development milestone on October 8, 2026. The project concerns recycled pulp recovered from used urine-absorbing products.
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NEN announced on November 27, 2025 an information meeting about a proposed standards committee covering absorbent hygiene products, including incontinence materials, diapers and menstrual products.
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Verdis announced on May 12, 2026 that construction of its planned diaper-waste treatment plant in Hvidovre, Denmark, had reached a milestone, with a topping-out event scheduled for the…
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Meerlanden published a call for partners on May 19, 2026 for a proposed plant to process used baby diapers and incontinence products in the Amsterdam region.
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Sapporo City lists Sustainable Create’s development of a used-diaper recycling device for medical and care facilities among projects selected for its 2025 healthcare-business support programme.
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Taiwan’s Ministry of Health and Welfare lists YiChun Environmental Technology’s Luzhu plant among permitted medical-waste reuse operators. The register was created on March 18, 2026 and records an…
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IDC’s 2025 report describes approved funding for machinery and power measures at the South African producer of Active Care adult diapers.
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