EU group says a ‘product passport’ would open doors to eco-innovation

When the Talent 2 suburban trains used in the German city of Nürnberg, or Sweden’s Regina intercity railway wagons reach the end of their lives, more than 90% of the metals, plastics, glass and other materials could be melted down and turned into other products.

The same – at least in theory - is true for countless other products found on roads, rails, factories in households across the European Union.

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