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Interview: The new reCO2ver recycling process

As described in the preceding article, the company Sika has developed a new recycling process for old concrete that can produce recycled material of higher quality than is obtained by conventional recycling processes. This innovation with the brand name reCO2ver makes a significant contribution to reducing the ecological footprint of the construction industry.

Dr. Carsten Rieger, Corporate Market Development Manager of the business unit Concrete (Concrete Admixtures) at Sika AG in Zurich, gave the BFT editorial office an interview.

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