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  • Solving Global Challenges Together: 500 tonnes of PFAS Foam to Safe Treatment in Finland


    An important international hazardous waste cooperation is now underway, enabling the safe treatment and disposal of approximately 500 tonnes of PFAS-containing firefighting foam from New Zealand.

    PFAS, often known as "forever chemicals," are a growing global environmental concern because they remain in the environment for long periods and can pose risks to human health. Their treatment

  • NG Nordic conducts on-site audits at facilities in India


    NG Nordic has carried out on-site audits at six facilities across India this week, several located in remote areas, to check that sites receiving materials from NG Nordic meet its standards for human rights, working conditions and environmental practices.

    The visited facilities include sites that receive metals and paper exported from NG Nordic's operations in Norway, Sweden and Finlan

  • Fossefall and NG Nordic to Give Used GPUs a Second Life

    Fossefall and NG Nordic have entered into a strategic partnership to give used graphics processing units (GPUs) a second life through reuse and recycling. The partnership helps extend the lifespan of critical AI infrastructure and supports the development of a more resource-efficient AI industry in the Nordics.

  • NG Nordic Named One of TIME’s Most Impactful Companies 2026

    NG Nordic has been named one of TIME’s Most Impactful Companies 2026, recognizing the company’s contribution to advancing circularity and addressing the urgent challenges of climate change and resource scarcity by transforming waste into valuable resources and removing hazardous substances from circulation.
    The World’s Most Impactful Companies list, presented by TIME in partnership with Statist

  • NG Nordic extends long-term recycling partnership with Gränges

    NG Nordic has extended its partnership with Gränges through a long-term agreement for the supply of recycled aluminium to its production facility in Finspång, Sweden. The partnership secures access to high-quality, traceable material and enables circular aluminium through strong industrial partnerships.The agreement builds on a long-standing collaboration between the companies and includes deliver

  • NG Nordic leads Europe’s recycling industry with 78% taxonomy-aligned revenue

    New figures show that 78% of NG Nordic’s total turnover comes from activities classified as sustainable under the EU Taxonomy. This means that nearly four out of five euros in revenue come from activities contributing to the EU’s sustainable development objectives, placing NG Nordic at the top of Europe’s recycling industry based on publicly available EU taxonomy reporting, and significantly above

  • Mathieu Berthoud joins NG Nordic as Chief Strategy Officer


    Mathieu Berthoud joined NG Nordic as Chief Strategy Officer (CSO) on January 1, 2026, bringing extensive international industrial experience to the company.Berthoud brings experience from Rhodia (now part of Solvay) and from Suez, where he spent over two decades in roles covering commercial development, subsidiary management, and large-scale recycling operations.His extensive expertise in sour

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NG Nordic has been named one of TIME’s Most Impactful Companies 2026! The list, presented by TIME in partnership with Statista and The Upright Project, identifies companies demonstrating a strong net-positive impact on society. Inclusion on the list reflects an independent, data-driven assessment of a company’s contribution. “We are honored to be recognized by TIME as one of the world’s most impactful companies. This recognition belongs to our employees who work every day to turn waste into valuable resources and help accelerate the transition to a truly circular economy. It also reflects the trust of our customers, partners and communities,” says Bjørn Arve Ofstad, CEO of NG Nordic. The recognition comes at a time when circularity, resource security, and resilience are becoming increasingly important to both competitiveness and climate ambitions across the Nordics and Europe. For NG Nordic, the acknowledgment underscores the growing role of circular solutions in reducing emissions, recovering critical materials, and building more resource-efficient societies. “Waste is increasingly being recognized for what it really is: a valuable resource. The shift to a circular economy is one of the defining transformations of our time, and we are proud to contribute by helping industries and society recover and recycle materials, lower emissions, strengthen strategic resource resilience and reduce dependence on virgin resources in an increasingly complex geopolitical landscape,” says Runa Opdal Kerr, Chief Impact Officer of NG Nordic. #pioneeringcircularity

“We live in a world where two-thirds of all surface water is polluted. Protecting this vital resource is central to our work to pioneer circularity, a commitment that means we never compromise the natural environment. Every day, I work with a clear mission: to reduce our negative impact. Through close monitoring of our emissions and continuous improvement of our processes and systems, we are steadily moving toward zero emissions.” — Eva Solskjær Boxaspen, Enviormental Manager, Sustainable Materials, Norway

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