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TOYO and SCG Chemicals Turning Plastics into Feedstock

Published On 21 Jan 2022 06:01 AM

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SCG Chemicals and the Toyo Engineering Corporation have signed a Memorandum of Understanding for collaborating to improve the procedure of turning mixed plastics already used by consumers into recycled feedstock for several petrochemical businesses in Thailand. Circular Plas, a company in which SCG chemicals has a 60 percent stake, owns the process.

Circular Plas has already managed to operate the demonstration plant in Thailand&rsqu....

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