【SMM Aluminum Flash News】Novelis Renews Partnership with Infinitum for Efficient Aluminum Can Recycling in Norway

Published: Apr 17, 2026 11:34

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According to foreign media reports, Novelis has renewed its cooperation agreement with Infinitum, Norway's beverage container deposit refund system. This agreement aims to ensure that all aluminum beverage cans used in Norway are efficiently collected, recycled, and reintegrated into the production cycle. Through this cooperation, aluminum collected by Infinitum's recycling facilities in Norway is transported to Novelis' recycling plant in Latchford, UK, where it will be processed into new aluminum can sheets.

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