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RiverRecycle Oy, a Finnish plastic recycling company, and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) have announced a landmark collaboration to address the growing crisis of plastic pollution in the waterways. The partnership kicks off with a targeted river clean-up initiative at Buhangin Creek in Metro Manila, chosen as a pilot site for ADB’s Pasig River Digital Twin project, an innovative approach leveraging real-time modelling to monitor plastic waste and guide effective interventions.

Riverrecycle Philippines, a subsidiary of Finland-based Riverrecycle Oy, has officially launched a major river cleanup operation in Cebu City’s Kinalumsan River, thanks to a partnership with Prime Infra Foundation and Prime Integrated Waste Solutions (PWS). This collaboration marks a critical milestone in the fight against plastic pollution in one of the Philippines’ most affected urban rivers.

RiverRecycle is proud to announce its partnership with HCL Foundation and Centre for Development Communication (CDC) to combat plastic pollution in the Yamuna River and its tributaries. This initiative is part of HCL Foundation’s ‘My Clean City’ program, which integrates technology-driven solutions with community engagement to build sustainable waste management models across India.

RiverRecycle, the world’s largest river-cleaning company, is proud to announce it has been recognized for its exceptional contributions to sustainability and innovation with multiple prestigious awards.

RiverRecycle, a Finnish start-up pioneering river plastic recycling solutions, has reached an extraordinary milestone of collecting cumulatively over four million kilograms of waste from waterways and the environment globally. This achievement underscores the rapid growth of the company’s operations, with its waste collection doubling within months.

In celebration of World Rivers Day, JACK & JONES, a leading international menswear brand, partners with RiverRecycle, an organization dedicated to sustainable river waste management, to support a vital project in Bangladesh.

In a robust push to enhance its plastic waste management efforts, RiverRecycle, a Finnish start-up company, is scaling up operations across Asia, setting a new pace in its mission to turn the tide on river pollution.

RiverRecycle, suomalainen ympäristöalan start-up -yhtiö, on skaalaamassa toimintaansa toimintaansa eri puolilla Aasiaa. Uudet toiminta-alueet nopeuttavat yhtiön tavotteiden saavuttamista jokimuovin poistamiseksi ja kierrättämiseksi.

In a display of scaling its impact on the environment, RiverRecycle, the Finnish start-up dedicated to combating plastic pollution, has now collected over 2.5 million kilograms of waste from rivers across the globe. This feat marks an acceleration in the company's operations, with the second million kilograms being collected in a mere five months—a drastic improvement from the years it took to collect the first million.

iverRecycle, suomalainen start-up yritys joka puhdistaa jokia muoviroskasta, on yltänyt yli 2,5 miljoonan jätekilon nostamiseen pois maailman jokijärjestelmistä. Tämä kuvaa yhtiön toiminnan nopeaa kasvua. Ensimmäisen miljoonan kilon keräämiseen meni useampi vuosi, kun taas toinen miljoona kiloa nousi jo viidessä kuukaudessa.

RiverRecycle, the largest company in the world to tackle plastic pollution in rivers, has now opened its facilities in the Philippines and Ghana for mechanical recycling and started the land-based collection. With this, RiverRecycle has entered the “full circle” phase of its operations. This pioneering system encompasses cleaning of floating plastic waste from the rivers, mechanical recycling of the collected plastic, and proactive land-based collection.

RiverRecycle, maailman suurin jokimuoviroskan keräysyhtiö, on avannut Filippiineillä ja Ghanassa mekaanisen kierrätyksen laitoksensa. Yhtiö on myös aloittanut muovijätteen keräämisen paikallisilta kaatopaikoilta. Näillä toimintatavoilla RiverRecycle on edennyt strategiassaan seuraavaan, täyden kierrätyksen malliin. Tämä uraauurtava järjestelmä yhdistää kelluvan muoviroskan poistamisen jokiverkostoista, muovin mekaanisen kierrättämisen sekä oma-aloitteisen muoviroskan keräyksen myös maa-alueilta.

RiverRecycle, a leading player in innovative waste management and river cleaning solutions, announced today that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA), Government of Maharashtra, India. The signing ceremony took place in Davos, during the World Economic Forum.

RiverRecycle Oy is proud to announce its recognition as the winner of the esteemed Sustainability Act Award assigned by Kasvu Open by a national jury and their main partner, Nordea. This is the oldest growth event in Finland with a large number of companies competing. RiverRecycle received the award yesterday evening at the KasvuOpen award ceremony.

A Finnish start-up, RiverRecycle Oy, has reached a significant milestone by collecting over a million kg of waste from rivers around the world. With operations spanning across India, Indonesia, the Philippines, Bangladesh and Ghana, the company is in the front line of the fight against plastic pollution in our planet's waterways.

RiverRecycle, in partnership with Greeneration Foundation and Waste4Change, officially launched the Citarum Repair project to collect waste and reduce plastic pollution on the Citarum river.

The Ocean Impact Organization has selected RiverRecycle as one of the seven participants out of over 90 applicants in their accelerator program. This recognition further embeds RiverRecycle in a cohort of impactful business innovators intending to recover the health of our oceans and bring positive social and economic change.

RiverRecycle announced today that it partners with technology providers Agile Process Chemicals and plastic waste management company Pyrotask Energy. By embedding these partners’ technical capabilities related to pyrolysis of plastic waste into the operations, the project achieves full circularity and is reaching complete financial sustainability.

The open innovation platform UpLink, hosted by the World Economic Forum, has selected RiverRecycle as top global innovator of their Global Plastic Innovation Network. Only eleven companies worldwide qualified for this status after a rigorous review process.

RiverRecycle announced today that its collection unit for river debris and plastic waste on the Mithi river in Mumbai is operational, after the testing phase. The solution supports the local waste management by converting plastic waste into raw materials for plastic and other products, with direct benefits to all participants throughout the value chain.