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Reiling Glas Recycling opens new plant

German Reiling Glas Recycling GmbH & Co. has announced that it will build a new glass recycling facility in KG Osterweddingen, a location near a number of glass plants and solar companies in Saxony-An…

German Reiling Glas Recycling GmbH & Co. has announced that it will build a new glass recycling facility in KG Osterweddingen, a location near a number of glass plants and solar companies in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany. The new plant, which will cost approximately EUR 20 million, will process and recycle glass. “Sachsen-Anhalt has become the glass number one location in Germany. The good conditions with regard to raw material availability and infrastructure are likely to have contributed to a great extent. I am delighted that now settles a company with us, which is the glass and recycled. This not only strengthens the industry and thus the economy of Saxony-Anhalt as a whole, it is also an important complement to the existing value chain and also has positive effects on the environment,” said Reiner Haseloff, a spokesman for the company. “In the 50s we started very early with the glass recycling. Today we are the specialists in this field. Since it is a matter of course for us to invest at the site Osterweddingen. Our partnership like the glass industry as an accomplished glass recyclers push us in the future with all the force available to us and to the commitment,” said Bernhard Reiling, another Reiling representative. The three phases of construction of the new plant will include: enveloping hollow and flat glass to minimize transportation costs; the preparation of hollow glass, flat glass and solar modules, and preparing photovoltaic modules from the decommissioning of solar systems.

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