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DETECTION AND ROBOTIC SORTING SYSTEM FOR CIRCULAR ECONOMY

Due to rapid population growth and prosperity, the world needs more and more raw materials. The consequences are rising prices, a stagnant economy and the threat of depletion of critical raw materials. However, raw materials are essential for the global manufacturing industry, which now accounts for more than $16 trillion in turnover. Steel, cast iron, stainless steel, aluminum, copper, lead, zinc, bronze and brass are found in many complex products, such as mobile phones, cars, washing machines and advanced production processes. The demand for high-tech solutions to recycle these types of products is high, the quality requirements are high, and the availability of labor is decreasing.

Circulair ondernemen Riwald recyclet jaarlijks honderdduizenden tonnen afvalmateriaal, variërend van elektronisch afval, hoogwaardige reststromen, tot treinstellen en vliegtuigen. Circulair ondernemen is een van haar kernwaarden. De ambitie om nog meer impact te maken op de circulaire economie is sterk verbonden met het scheidingsproces. Met technieken als granulatoren, schrootscharen, eddy currents, watertafels, hakmolens en zeven sorteert Riwald op inductie, kleur en gewicht. Aan het einde van het machinale scheidingsproces resteert echter een stroom van tussen de 15 en 20 ton non-ferous en afvalsoorten die vooralsnog enkel handmatig kan worden gesorteerd. Oorzaken zijn de grote hoeveelheid verschillende materialen en de samenstelling en verstrengeling van de materialen. Op dit moment is handmatig sorteren van deze materiaalstroom de enige optie; er bestaat gewoonweg nog geen detectie- en sorteertechnologie die autonoom en automatisch een eenduidige selectie maakt van de materialen.

The preliminary research shows, among other things, that a combination of detection and sorting technologies can separate the (residual) flows completely automatically. A system that contributes significantly to the transformation towards a circular economy. By 2030, the Netherlands wants to use 50% less primary raw materials (including metals) and by 2050 our economy must be completely circular. In concrete terms, this means: 'An economy in which as many sustainable renewable raw materials are used as possible, products and raw materials are reused and in which waste does not exist.'

Samenwerking TValley heeft als innovatiecluster de verbinding gelegd tussen Riwald Recycling en de twee TValley partners RIWO en Hogeschool Saxion. De komende drie jaar werken onderzoekers van Saxion, studenten, engineers van RIWO, subsidieconsultants van Leap en domeinspecialisten van Riwald Recycling samen aan het ontwikkelen van slimme sensoren, algoritmes en robotica om de reststroom van non-ferous en afvalsoorten autonoom en zuiver te scheiden

This involves a completely new high-tech detection system and picking robot to separate metals and waste types. The results of the subsidy project consist of (1) acquiring domain and material knowledge, (2) realizing various detection and robot sorting modules, (3) a circular recycling chain and (4) an operational product that is ready for market introduction.


This project is co-financed by the European Union.

Staff party Riwald Recycling 2023

Last Saturday it was time for our staff party! We had a fantastic day together with all our colleagues! We started on the karting track where everyone tried to beat each other and set the fastest lap time, followed by intense 'outdoor paintball games'. We ended up in Bistro de Kruidentuin where we had a delicious meal and ended with a private party with live music.

With this staff party we have already started our construction holiday, which will start next Friday after the construction drinks! A well-deserved holiday for everyone to enjoy the sun, sea, beach or simply in the garden.

''We MUD samen vedan!”

Last Saturday, colleagues from Riwald Recycling participated in Tot de Nek in de Drek. A 7.5 kilometer course with obstacles was completed in tropical temperatures with the encouragement of the supporters. Great afternoon of team building!

Riwald Recycling meegedaan aan de tot de nek in drek editie 2023
Riwald Recycling Elektrische Heftrucks Linde

Expansion of our fleet with Linde Electric forklift truck E35 - E50

We have expanded our fleet with new electric forklift trucks from the Linde E35 and E50 series. They will be used for internal transport, especially when moving heavy material flows.

Riwald Recycling likes to invest in innovative and environmentally friendly technologies. These electrically powered forklifts have a lower environmental impact and will replace diesel forklifts. This results in a strong CO₂ reduction. Motrac NL's new electric forklift trucks contain advanced technologies, with which the best results can be achieved in terms of safety, comfort, productivity, and sustainability.

Riwald Recycling featured on DISCOVERY+

The new season of Mighty Truckers follows the 'lives on the road' of truckers from different countries. Eef Verhaag is one of these truckers and shows her world of transport within metal recycling at Riwald Recycling. She explores the whole country in her huge truck cab and drives the ten-ton truck like it is nothing!

In the program, Eef was followed in her daily work. The trucker's life is quite tough and not always easy. For example, Eef has to deal with busy roads and some risks that can occur in the profession. She initially got her truck driver's license to transport her horses, in the program she tells how she ended up in the beautiful world of transport.

She says the following about her participation: “It was a special experience, the truck was full of cameras, there was a video crew present and a car drove along that also films everything. It was fun to participate. I am curious about the episodes and also curious about the other participants.”

Riwald Recycling op Discovery+
Riwald Recycling meegedaan aan de tot de nek in drek editie 2023
Inzameling WEEE AEEA E-waste Riwald Recycling Aveleijn

Collaboration with Riwald Recycling and Aveleijn

At Aveleijn we are committed to good care and a healthy planet. Circularity is an important part of a greener future. Many raw materials can be extracted from electronic devices that can be reused. This is better for the earth than extracting new raw materials. In collaboration with the processing company Riwald Recycling, we collect old electronic devices from which the raw materials are reused for new products. Our clients from the garden team are involved in the collection process and receive a demonstration by Riwald, so they discover which substances can be reused to make new products.

Inleveren van je huishoudelijke apparatuur kan vanaf maandag 1 mei tot en met vrijdag 19 mei. We zijn op werkdagen tussen 09:00 en 15:30 uur aanwezig. De container is te vinden op de parkeerplaats van het Bestuurscentrum in Borne.

The attached flyer shows which devices can be returned.

After the period at the administrative center, the container goes to the next region to collect electronic devices there. Which region would collect the most?

LOGISTICS CAFÉ: BUSINESS VISIT AT RIWALD RECYCLING

On Thursday, February 23, a company visit to Riwald Recycling was organized by the Logistic Association of Port of Twente. Riwald Recycling was able to share its knowledge and vision through a tour and a presentation led by Ewald Huzink and Bart van Kessel. The visit ended with a networking drink!

To strengthen logistics with other companies in the Twente region, make it more sustainable and support the Twente economy, Riwald Recycling is a member of Port of Twente.

As a water-related company, the Twente Canal, as well as road transport in the region, is extremely important. Riwald Recycling is therefore happy to work with Port of Twente and its members for the shared interest of good infrastructure.

End-Of-Waste Certificates

The Dutch economy must be completely circular by 2050. To achieve that goal, reuse must be taken into account when designing new products. It must also be ensured that existing products can be recycled as much as possible at the end of their life cycle. The recycling sector plays a crucial role in this.

When closing material cycles, it is essential that waste streams that are suitable for this purpose can be reused. However, once a material is 'waste', it cannot simply be used as a secondary raw material. In order to achieve high-quality use of these raw materials, agreements are required on, among other things, the 'End-Of-Waste' status of materials and products, but also on the quality requirements that must be imposed on secondary raw materials for safe and healthy application.

Thanks to our advanced processing and separation techniques, Riwald Recycling has obtained its End-of-Waste certificates with the criteria of European Regulations 333/2011 and 715/2013. With these certificates, Riwald Recycling demonstrates that they can process iron, steel, aluminum and copper scrap into pure raw materials, which can be used directly in the production process of new metals. This step furthers our position in sustainability and circularity

Rebuilding update location Almelo

The countdown has begun! Just a few more weeks and then we hope the renovation of the office building will be finished. The painters have been busy adding fresh colour to the walls. This week, De Pander is working on the interior.

Are you as curious about the final result as we are? Keep an eye on the socials.

Renovation of Riwald office building by De Pander
CO2 performance ladder level 5 certificate

Co-Performance ladder level 5

Riwald Recycling is at the top of the CO₂ performance ladder.

Working sustainably is not just a buzzword for us, but also daily practice. We take CO2 reduction seriously and want to make a contribution. We do this by working on targets that will reduce our CO2 emissions every year. We reduce our CO2 emissions by implementing various energy-saving measures in the office and at our high-tech complex. We measure our performance with the CO₂-Performanceladder.

Recycling of metals partially avoids the production of metals from primary raw materials (ores). This leads to savings in CO₂ emissions compared to production of primary metals. It therefore makes sense in the context of climate policy to ensure that metal is recycled, as this avoids production of metals from primary raw materials.

Last month, we received the CO₂-Performanceladder certificate for both our offices, Almelo and Beverwijk. The CO₂-Performanceladder is a management system of the SKAO (Foundation for Climate Friendly Procurement and Business) and was created to encourage companies to be more carbon conscious. The CO₂-Performanceladder is the sustainability instrument in the Netherlands that helps companies and governments to reduce CO2 and costs, in their business operations, in projects and in the chain.

Rebuilding update location Almelo

We are now six weeks into the renovation work. The renovation of our office building is making good progress. A lot of work has been done in recent weeks, including plastering the walls, laying the new floor and installing the glass walls that create an open atmosphere.

Are you also so curious about the sequel? Keep an eye on the socials for more updates on the renovation.

Rebuilding update location Almelo
Riwald container e-waste at Aveleijn in Goor

National Recycle Week

Since 2 June 2022, there has been a collaboration between Riwald Recycling, Slim Opgewekt and Aveleijn. A pilot project has been launched for the collection and recycling of E-waste. E-waste is all waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE). This educational project combines awareness about circularity with a physical collection campaign by Aveleijn, with Riwald Recycling recycling these products into renewable raw materials.

What is collected? At day care centre De Roos in Goor, there is a container where local residents can hand in their e-waste including mobile phones, coffee machines, audio and video equipment, ovens, microwaves and fans. The proceeds from the container are for day care centre De Roos.

On Thursday 13 October, Ömer Avci visited Aveleijn in Goor on behalf of Riwald Recycling. Among other things, the recycling process of a washing machine was explained to the clients.

Rebuilding update location Almelo

The renovation of Riwald Recycling's office building is in full swing. We are now three weeks down the line.

Are you also so curious about the sequel? Keep an eye on the socials for more updates on the renovation.

Renovation update office building Riwald

Once again, the Netherlands is extremely dry

Once again it is extremely dry in the Netherlands. We also notice the impact of this at Riwald.

"Normally we do a lot more via barges, at the moment we really have to go to trucks because the water level is too low," said Ewald Huzink, director of Riwald Recycling.

Attached is the full news item on Riwald Recycling from the Nieuwsuur

WEEELABEX (CENELEC) Certificate type 1,2 en 3

Led by Bart van Kessel, a successful WEEELABEX audit was conducted resulting in Riwald being a Type 3 processor in addition to Type 1 and 2!

The procedure for treating and handling e-waste is defined by the WEEELABEX quality standard (CENELEC standards). An organisation can obtain WEEELABEX certification when it can demonstrate compliance with specific requirements when treating and processing e-waste. Certification is via a comprehensive audit and a batch test.

Three types of processors are currently certifiable through WEEELABEX Organisation: Type 1️⃣ Manual processing and depollution Type 2️⃣ Mechanical processing and depollution Type 3️⃣ Advanced and specialised machine processing and depollution

Riwald Recycling is the only one in the Netherlands to hold a WEEELABEX CENELEC Type 1, Type 2 and Type 3 certificate for Large White Goods (LHA) and Small Domestic Electrical and ICT Equipment (SHA).

Succesfull WEEELABEX audit
Transport day and job fair Beverwijk at Riwald Recycling

Job Fair & Transport Day | June 17 & 18 in Beverwijk

On Friday June 17 and Saturday June 18, our team from Riwald Recycling will be ready for you at the Jobs and Transport Day in Beverwijk.

With more participants than ever, 25 (transport) companies from the region will show that Beverwijk is the hotspot of Transport and Logistics in the IJmond region on Saturday, June 18 from 10:00 to 17:00. Around the Kop van de Haven at the Parallelweg, the transport companies and shippers will show off their best trucks, delivery vans and special vehicles. On the terraces around a festive party ship, everyone can get to know the transport companies and there is plenty for the kids to do. It will become clear that a job in this sector is a great way to earn a nice living.

On June 17, the day before Transport Day, a large Job Fair will be held at the same location from 10:00 to 16:00 for all Beverwijk companies.

Expansion of our fleet with the Volvo FH500 Globetrotter with I-Save

We have expanded our fleet with a Volvo FH500 Globetrotter XL with I-Save. A truck that is the icon for the long haul, with a spacious cabin in which the comfort of the driver is central i.c.m. innovative safety features. The latest Volvo FH trucks are equipped with D13TC power source, so with turbo-compound technology and a Long Haul Fuel package, consisting of innovative options, including I-See, I-Save and I-Shift for optimal fuel economy. With these investments, Riwald Recycling contributes to sustainable (inter)national metal transport and we reduce our CO2 emissions and CO2 footprint.

We thank Nijwa Groep BV and Nijhof-Wassink for the delivery and the good cooperation and wish our Ladytrucker Eef Verhaag safe kilometers.

Truck Riwald Recycling Volvo FH500 Globetrotter XL
Truck Riwald Recycling Volvo FH500 Globetrotter XL
Sennebogen 830E gantry crane
Sennebogen 830E gantry crane

Expansion of our machine park with the Sennebogen 830E transfer crane

We have expanded our machine park with an electric Sennebogen 830E transshipment crane equipped with the latest innovations for efficient operations. This advanced crane is used during transshipment operations at our granulator, which then granulates and separates the metallic products - ranging from end-of-life electronic devices to railcars and airplanes - from the ferrous and non ferrous metals.

Jarmo Koopman is the operator of the new Sennebogen 830E transshipment crane. ''I followed the crane operator training for three years and after completing my training I had the ambition to drive a large crane. This ambition has been fulfilled within Riwald and I am also grateful to Riwald for this opportunity and role within the recycling process.''

As of 2016, Riwald Recycling may call itself an accredited training company. The cooperation with the Stichting Samenwerking Beroepsonderwijs Bedrijfsleven (SBB) ensures that education and business are combined for good practical training. Riwald Recycling has trained several BBL/BOL students, a number of which are also employed by Riwald Recycling within various departments.

Riwald Recycling: our loyal employee

Last Friday we proudly celebrated the reach of the retirement age of three of our valued colleagues. We celebrated the years of dedication of Joke Doctor, Ewald Robel and Theo Jansen and their contribution to the success of Riwald Recycling. 💪

On behalf of the entire team, thank you very much for the pleasant cooperation, effort and commitment. Jos will continue to work part-time within the company as a crane driver.

Retirement Jos at Riwald Recycling

Riwald Recycling and the Week of Circular Economy

In Overijssel many great things are already happening in the field of circularity! In cooperation with the Province of Overijssel, we are happy to pay attention to circularity during the Week of the Circular Economy.

Raw materials are finite and for this reason we must use them sparingly. The Dutch government has set the goal: Netherlands fully circular by 2050, an economy without waste, where everything runs on reusable raw materials.

As a leading metal recycling company, Riwald Recycling plays a pivotal role as a supplier in the circular chain of sustainable material use. ''We contribute to the creation of a circular economy and thus to the achievement of the government's objectives, especially with the prospect of increasing demand for raw materials, virgin materials are becoming increasingly scarce, said Gert Huzink.''

Riwald Recycling obtains CO2-Performanceladder certificate for its Almelo and Beverwijk sites

Our world faces major, complex and urgent challenges. High CO2 emissions are leading to climate change and our natural resources are becoming increasingly scarce. This requires a different way of producing and consuming. By recycling complex products, Riwald Recycling forms a connecting link in the circular economy and we ensure significant CO2 savings in the chain.

Working sustainably is not just a buzzword for us, but also daily practice. We take CO2 reduction seriously and want to make a contribution. We do this by working on targets that will reduce our CO2 emissions every year. We reduce our CO2 emissions by implementing various energy-saving measures in the office and at our high-tech complex. We measure our performance with the CO₂-Performanceladder.

Last month, we received the CO₂-Performanceladder certificate for both our offices, Almelo and Beverwijk. The CO₂-Performanceladder is a management system of the SKAO (Foundation for Climate Friendly Procurement and Business) and was created to encourage companies to be more carbon conscious. The CO₂-Performanceladder is the sustainability instrument in the Netherlands that helps companies and governments to reduce CO2 and costs, in their business operations, in projects and in the chain.

Riwald Recycling CO2 performance ladder Beverwijk
Riwald Recycling CO2 performance ladder Beverwijk
Riwald Recycling Beverwijk gives tour to Industry Culture Beverwijk

Riwald Recycling Beverwijk has once again actively participated in the Week of Industrial Culture

Riwald Recycling Beverwijk has once again actively participated in the Week of Industrial Culture, organized by Industriecultuur. During this week, company visits were organized at exciting industrial sites in the North Sea Canal area, our Beverwijk branch could not miss out on this year either.

The event exists since 2015 and every year Riwald offers company visits during this period. As far as we are concerned, this week was again a huge success in which we were able to receive two groups. In this way, we give visitors a unique opportunity to take a look at our metal recycling process, and we try to convey the importance of our work. Every year again a great opportunity for young and old! The guided tours were given under the supervision of Richard Heimering.

Entrepreneur magazine: 'on the road to one hundred percent circular recycling'

In the new edition of the Entrepreneurial Magazine Municipality of Tubbergen, Ewald and Gert Huzink talk about their future prospects for the company Riwald Recycling. Riwald wants to be the circular hub for metal flows and play an active role in finding solutions to international environmental issues.

Riwald is engaged in innovation in the areas of electrification, efficient use of raw materials, sustainable production and transportation. These topics are covered in detail in the article.

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Retirement riwald recycling cheque

Riwald Recycling: our loyal employees

Last Friday, we proudly celebrated three of our valued colleagues reaching their retirement age. We celebrated the many years of dedication of Joke Doctor, Ewald Robel and Theo Jansen and their contribution to the success of Riwald Recycling. Joke, Ewald and Theo: on behalf of the entire team, thank you so much for your pleasant collaboration, efforts and involvement. All three of you are great people! Joke and Ewald will continue to work for the company. Theo will also always be welcome for any work or a cup of coffee.

Sustainable transport with our new trucks: Volvo FH with I-save

After the receivement of the first new Volvo FH 2021 model with I-Save, Riwald Recycling will transport with two Volvo FH models with I-Save from January 2021 onwards. The newest Volvo FH trucks are equipped with a highly efficient engine and a Long Haul Fuel package including innovative options, under which I-See, I-Save and I-shift for optimal fuel savings. With these investments, Riwald Recycling contributes to sustainable (inter)national metal transport and reduces its CO2-emmision and CO2 footprint.

Certificate measuring X-ray radiation

University of Groningen issues certificate to Riwald Recycling

Since this week, we as Riwald Recycling, have our own Radiation Protector Officer (RPO). A Radiation Protection Officer (RPO) Measurement and Control Technique must supervise work with encapsulated radiation sources and/or X-ray equipment subject to a license or registration requirement and forms the link between the work floor and the management/radiation protection team. .

Congratulations to Ömer Avci on completing the course 'Radiation Protection Measurement and Control Applications', conducted at the University of Groningen.

Governor of Bonaire brings a working visit to Riwald Recycling

Riwald Recycling ontving afgelopen zaterdag 19 juni de gezaghebber van Bonaire, Edison Rijna, op werkbezoek in Almelo. Onder leiding van Ewald Huzink, Gert Huzink en Bart van Kessel werd de gezaghebber van Bonaire en de burgermeester van Almelo, Arjen Gerritsen, rondgeleid op het hightech complex van Riwald Recycling en toonde trots haar nieuwste innovaties op het gebied van metaalrecycling.

''Als één van de meest toonaangevende metaalrecyclingsbedrijven vervult Riwald Recycling een spilfunctie als leverancier in de circulaire keten van duurzaam materiaalgebruik wereldwijd. Dankzij onze ervaring, ons brede gamma aan recyclingsmogelijkheden en onze commitment inzake de criteria op het gebied van milieu, maatschappij en goed ondernemingsbestuur behoort Riwald Recycling tussen de meest geavanceerde, gerespecteerde en vertrouwde recyclingsbedrijven van Nederland en de rest van de wereld, aldus Ewald Huzink.’’

Onze visie en kennis willen we graag delen binnen het Koninkrijk der Nederlanden, waaronder Bonaire. Bonaire kent flinke uitdagingen op het gebied van (metaal)afvalverwerking. De infrastructuur voor afvalverwerking moet verbeterd worden en investeringen in recycling hebben hoge prioriteit. Door de urgentie en de vraag naar een nog duurzamer afvalbeleid bezocht de gezaghebber van Bonaire, Edison Rijna, Riwald Recycling, waarbij Riwald een actieve rol speelt bij het vinden van oplossingen voor de milieuvraagstukken van Bonaire. Riwald Recycling verbindt haar duurzaamheidstrategiën aan de Sustainable Development Goals (SDG’s) en integreert innovatieve technologiën voor maximale terugwinning uit grondstoffen. Momenteel worden de eerste containers met e-waste en scrap geladen in Bonaire voor de transport naar Nederland, en Riwald Recycling heeft de verantwoordelijkheid over de transformatie van complexe producten naar pure grondstoffen met als doelstelling: ‘’dat de Nederlandse economie zou draaien op teruggewonnen grondstoffen en dat er geen ‘nieuwe’ grondstoffen meer nodig zijn’’, aldus Ewald Huzink.

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Sustainable operations with our Fuchs MHL390F transfer crane

Our machinery consists of several cranes, including a Fuchs MHL390F transfer crane, which is equipped with the latest innovations for efficient operations. Thanks in part to the intelligent distribution of energy, there is an optimal ratio between maximum capacity and low fuel consumption, leading to considerable energy savings within our business process.

Riwald Recycling experts in firefighting

Riwald Recycling has been using the PYROsmart system since 2020. The PYROsmart system is an infrared system which can detect fire at an early stage. Where many other systems assume flames or extreme temperatures, the PYROsmart can detect a starting fire. Furthermore, the software works so well that it can effortlessly detect the difference between a fire and the hot parts of a transfer crane, e.g. the engine, exhaust or brakes. The software analyses the heat sources which are warmer than the alarm sets. On the basis of the temperature, movement and spot size, the software determines whether it is a disturbing object, heating, or a (starting) fire. Riwald Recycling uses the PYROsmart detection system in combination with extinguishing guns, which immediately fire when a fire starts. Thanks to these technological innovations, we stay a step forward in the recycling industry.

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Partner alliance climate action climate square participant riwald recycling

Riwald Recycling partner of Klimaatplein

De circulaire oplossingen van Riwald Recycling hebben een prominente plek in de metaalrecycling industrie binnen Nederland en de rest van de wereld. Riwald Recycling is dé ‘circulaire hub’ voor metaalstromen. Deze oplossingen zijn vanaf heden ook zichtbaar op het Klimaatplein. Het Klimaatplein wordt maandelijks twintigduizend keer bezocht door organisaties die duurzamer willen ondernemen. Bezoekers vinden er onder andere veel praktijkverhalen van bedrijven die actief CO2-uitstoot reduceren of circulair ondernemen. Riwald Recycling is naast partner ook deelnemer aan de Alliantie Klimaatactie van het Klimaatplein. Deze Alliantie bestaat uit zo’n 70 mkb-bedrijven die gezamenlijk werken aan 40% CO2-reductie in 5 jaar

Sustainable transport with our new Scania Next Generation 2021

From January 2021 onwards, Riwald Recycling will transport with the brand new Scania Next Generation 2021 model, equipped with the newest digitalization towards energy reduction, leading to a more sustainable future. The new Scania Next Generation contributes to global climate goals

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Sustainable transport volvo fh with i-save truck

Sustainable transport with our new trucks: Volvo FH with I-save

From January 2021 onwards, Riwald Recycling will transport with the latest Volvo FH trucks equipped with a highly efficient engine and a Long-Haul Fuel package, including innovative options e.g. I-See, I-Save and I-Shift for optimal fuel savings. With these investments, Riwald Recycling contributes to sustainable (inter)national metal transport and the global climate goals.

Sustainable operations with our new Sennebogen 8160 EQ balance crane

Riwald Recycling expands its fleet with an electric Sennebogen 8160 EQ balance crane which is equipped with the latest innovations for efficient operations. Thanks to the intelligent distribution of energy, this balance crane consumes less energy compared with regular cranes, leading to extensive energy savings within our business process based on the EQ principles

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Riwald Recyling open day and open house to mark 30 years of existence

Riwald Recycling celebrates its centenary with 30 years of progress

Riwald Recycling celebrated its 30th anniversary this weekend. 30 years ago, the brothers Gert, Ewald and Richard Huzink started recycling metal scrap. In this day and age, Riwald Recycling consists of two sites and the company supplies the worldwide demand for ferrous and non-ferrous. Riwald Recycling hosted a big event for all our relations and busines partners. More than 600 people attended our event, with Humberto Tan as guest speaker. The next day there was an open day for all curious persons.

Riwald Recycling donates 30.000 euros to Poverty Pact Almelo

During a unique conference hosted by the Poverty Pact Almelo, Riwald Recycling donated ten checks with a total value of 30.000 euros to ten initiatives. These organizations are directly committed to people who live in poverty. According to Ewald Huzink, ‘the poverty pact has existed for 10 years and we therefore thought it would be a nice gesture to choose 10 initiatives’. These are the meal providers Eethoek, Ter Wille, the addiction care, which helps to forced prostitutes, Leergeld Almelo and Tubbergen, who ensure that children in poverty can still go to school.

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