The company has obtained the distribution rights for the KROMASIL product range in Europe, aside from the UK and Ireland.
The polymer grade contains 70% recycled material.
The new facilities will be used for medical manufacturing at the company's Wisconsin and Utah premises.
Both companies are industrial operators that manufacture machinery and components for processing plants.
The injection moulding company is aiming to minimise its carbon emissions as it moves increasingly towards more responsible plastics production.
TotalEnergies Marketing UK has launched a new waste oil collection, package waste, and recycling service, in collaboration with Enva.
Rolland is a recognised expert in additive manufacturing and an innovative inventor.
The Reuse City Canada Project aims to enable consumers to buy, return, and reuse everyday products from participating retailers and brands.
The duo will expand polystyrene recycling across Mexico City.
The move aligns with the company’s goal of becoming “the world’s most trusted partner for sustainable nonwoven solutions.”
With this venture in mind, the company has adopted two sorting machines from Meyer Deutschland GmbH.
Whyle has over 35 years of experience within the speciality chemicals and plastics industries.
