Plastics start-up set to recycle German success overseas

James S Murray
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FriedolaTECH secures more than €10m in fresh funding and outlines plans to increase production capacity and target international markets

Germany-based plastics recycling specialist FriedolaTECH has hinted that it plans to expand across Europe and the US after yesterday securing €10.8m (£7.1m) in funding from clean tech investment firm WHEB...

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