Recycleye awarded part of £30million for recycling innovations

3rd March, 2022 – Recycleye are delighted to share that we have been awarded a share of the £30 million funding from the Smart Sustainable Plastic Packaging challenge, delivered by UK Research and Innovation!

We have received the £741k Innovate UK grant, to leverage AI technologies to sort materials at a higher granularity, speed and affordability than ever possible before.

Read the full story on Circular Online here.

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