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Our Chairman of the Board of Directors, Mr. Mr. Vedat KILIÇ gave an interview to Ekonomi Gazatesi and evaluated why waste is a strategic raw material and the possible effects

Our Chairman of the Board of Directors Mr. Vedat KILIÇ made statements about the importance of the recycling sector, the increasing raw material needs of the main industry and the

Publishing a report on the need for industrialization of the recycling sector, TÜDAM Association emphasizes that the recycling industry is the key to Turkey’s adaptation to the circular economy. “Recycled

The recycling sector, which for many years has been deemed ‘undesirable businesses’ and denied licenses within OIZs on various grounds, says that it is ‘indispensable’ for Turkey to get the

Vedat KILIÇ, Chairman of the Board of Directors of TÜDAM Association

General Manager Birhan DENKTAŞ Our General Manager Birhan DENKTAŞ gave an interview to Dünya Newspaper and gave information about the investments that our company has commissioned, ongoing and will realize

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General Manager Birhan DENKTAŞ EkoHaber After the processes, two types of raw materials are obtained in the form of flakes and granules. The raw materials, which are analyzed in the laboratory,

General Manager Birhan DENKTAŞ Anadolu Ajansı A recycling company in Bursa transforms 5 tons of plastic waste per hour into raw materials with its state-of-the-art automation system and brings it

Vedat KILIÇ, Chairman of the Board of Directors and Vice Chairman of TOBB Waste and Recycling Sector Assembly GeriDönüşümEkonomisi Vedat Kılıç, Chairman of Burkasan and Ege Atık AŞVedat Kılıç, President

TÜDAM Derneği Yönetim Kurulu Başkanı Vedat KILIÇ İTÜ Çevre Mühendisliği Bölümü Öğretim Üyesi Prof. Dr. Erdem Görgün

Click here to watch. You can see the section dedicated to our facility from 15:25 seconds onwards. EMEK ISTER Chapter 37 

Making a statement at their facility in Bursa Kestel, Burkasan Chairman Vedat Kılıç said, “We aim to produce the best raw material from waste plastics by using TOMRA’s optical sorting