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The industrial packaging company cites profit margins as a key reason to invest and further develop the plastics portion of its business.
The accomplishment comes ahead of plans to begin production in Michigan in early 2025.
Revolution Co. believes proving the the success of the partnership will help convince others to use more recycled resin.
A difference of opinion about how to invest in the business led to the decision.
California Senate Bill 54 requires expanded polystyrene products to have 25 percent recycled content starting Jan. 1.
Looking beyond today's needs for caps and closures and to the future of the industry, is key to developing strategies to implement now, says Rev Anbalagan from Berry Global Group Inc.
An industry representative to United Nations plastics treaty talks says the agreement will kick off years of global focus on the sector.
A California plastics recycling company hopes to build a closed loop system to use old bottles caps to make new caps, similar to bottle-to-bottle recycling now.
California-based Origin Materials is the first out of the gate to create a PET closure for PET bottles, a long-sought breakthrough expected to simplify the recycling process by using a single resin.
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