The company hosted two events to celebrate the milestone.
The system is ideal for applications with exterior automotive parts like bumpers and tailgates, as well as for the conversion of electric vehicle battery cases in plastic.
The combined company is set to serve around 150 national and international OEM customers annually.
The move forms part of the Plastic Push initiative, which will see £1 billion in investment by 2030.
The move will help strengthen the Group’s urethane capabilities in North America.
The facility is expected to be operational in Q4 of 2025.
The solution is set to be used for the chemical recycling of contaminated polystyrene materials.
The company is also looking to add two more units at the site in due course.
This is in addition to the CAD $1.43 billion the company was already ordered to pay.
The investment is mainly geared towards supporting the demands of the company’s spirits customers.
The company hopes to provide a dependable, US-based solution to research and diagnostic companies.
The 140g, clear EcoRecords are made using recycled plastic bottles, produced by injection-moulding technologies.
