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INGEDE in the media
Recovered Paper is a Valuable Resource:
Separate Collection is Necessary
Fish bones and Jam in the Paper for Harry Potter?
(14 Sept 2006)
CEPI Press Release:
Guidelines on responsible sourcing of recovered paper
Paper industry seeks improved quality of recovered paper
(23 Jan 2006)
SPCI2005 Conference in Stockholm:
INGEDE held a press conference on June 14, 2005 at SPCI2005
Four New Members:
Holmen Papelera Pensinsular, Leipa Schwedt, Rhein Papier Hürth and SCA Laakirchen Join INGEDE
(6 July 2004)
Recyclability of Printed Products:
More Effort, More Chemicals – and Still Worse Results
(15 October 2003)
Three New Members:
Norske Skog and UPM-Kymmene Join INGEDE With All Their Deinking Mills
(21 March 2003)
Changes in the Board:
Dr. Ulrich Hoeke is New Chairman of INGEDE
Stefan Endras from Switzerland follows Claus Palm
(19 March 2003)
Dr. Krauthauf, long-time Chairman of INGEDE, retires
INGEDE elects new board - new chairman is Rolf Maisch
(15 April 2002)
Digital Print Technology: A Nightmare for Paper Recycling?
Many digital printing inks can hardly be removed (Long Version)
(19 December 2001)
Digital Print Technology: A Nightmare for Paper Recycling?
Many digital printing inks can hardly be removed (Short Version)
(19 December 2001)
Digital Print Deinking Workshop
October 18, 2001 in Grenoble
(10 July 2001)
Agreement on Optimisation of Recycling of Graphic Paper in "Environmental Pact of Bavaria"
The agreement by members of the paper chain aims at securing paper recycling in the long run
(31 October 2000)
Reducing Costs and Conserving Resources
with the "Waste Paper Filing Tray"
Research Project "ÖKOPAP 2000" of the German Research Ministry completed successfully
(29 September 2000)
New Member of INGEDE: Dalum Papir A/S in Denmark
With two machines, the mill founded in Odense in 1874 produces 120,000 tons mostly from recycled pulp
(22 September 2000)
Please do not design for the dustbin: Think already about recycling
when developing a paper product!
"Guide to an optimum utilisation of recovered graphic paper" to assure quality
(8 June 1999)
New Member of INGEDE: The Swiss Paper Mill Zwingen
Two paper machines produce office papers and newsprint from recovered paper
(2 October 1998)
Too many impurities in recovered graphic paper
Paper board impedes utilisation of recovered paper for the manufacture of newsprint and superior papers
Paper recyclers start systematic inspections of the raw material delivered
(22 June 1998)
How to make magazines, catalogues or mass-circulation more suitable for recycling
INGEDE informs printers and publishers on problems related to waste paper treatment
(3 April 1998)
No carcinogenic amines found in the wastepaper bleaching process
INGEDE study disproves Greenpeace allegations
(12 September 1997)
INGEDE and Axel Springer Verlag looking for chlorine-free yellow rotogravure ink
(18 September 1996)
More and more paper gets recycled.
How can waste problems be avoided?
(28.03.1996, no english translation yet)
Printing inks leave traces in the deinking sludge
(15.03.1996)
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