Citeo, TotalEnergies, Recycling Technologies, Mars, and Nestlé Consortium
Consortium formed to develop an industrial chemical recycling industry in France. Focuses on technical and economic feasibility of recycling complex plastic waste (e.g., small, flexible, and multilayered food-grade packaging). Recycling Technologies provides pyrolysis technology.
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- Operational
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- Proprietary
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- , France
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- Europe
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