Borouge International has invested in mechanical recycling capacity at multiple plastic recycling facilities, aiming to boost its annual output by 14 kilotonnes and help customers meet recycled content requirements. At its facility in Niedergebra, Germany (formerly mtm plastics GmbH), Borouge International converts post-consumer mixed polyolefin waste into recyclate materials
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At its facility in Niedergebra, Germany (formerly mtm plastics GmbH), Borouge International converts post-consumer mixed polyolefin waste into recyclate materials for various rigid plastic applications. The latest investment is set to boost its annual recyclate output by almost 9 kilotonnes once the additional capacity becomes operational in Q1 2027.
This news brief is based on reporting published by Packaging Europe on 2026-10-07. The original report is linked below.
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