EU Recycling Rules Reach Cyprus’ Booming Used-Car Market
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EU recycling rules reach Cyprus’ booming used-car market
New European Union rules covering the design, production and disposal of vehicles entered into force this week, setting binding recycled-plastic targets and tightening controls on the export of used cars. The new regulation seeks to recover more steel, aluminium, copper, plastics and critical raw materials from ageing vehicles, while making manufacturers responsible for what happens to their cars once…
The European Union began this Thursday to apply a new set of rules on the design, production and treatment of end-of-life vehicles, which will force European manufacturers to incorporate...
Every year, between 10 and 12 million vehicles reach the end of their useful life in Europe and become considered waste, a source of materials such as steel, aluminium, copper or plastic that the EU intends to recover
Every year, between ten and twelve million vehicles reach the end of their useful life in Europe and are then considered waste.
This Thursday, European regulations come into force that will require car manufacturers to produce cars with 25% recycled plastic. The rule will be applied progressively: by 2032, European producers will have to include 15% recycled plastic parts or components in their vehicles, although from 2036 the mandatory percentage will rise to 25%.
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