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European paper and board recycling rate dips in 2024

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Published in issue 30/2025
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Europe’s recycling rate for paper and cartonboard has declined. In its monitoring report for 2024, the European Paper Recycling Council (EPRC) announced that a total of 75.1 per cent of the paper and cartonboard consumed in Europe last year was recycled. By comparison, the recycling rate had stood at 79.3 per cent i...

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