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First styrene monomer deliveries from Indaver’s Plastics2Chemicals plant

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areal view of Indaver's Plastics2Chemicals plant in Antwerp
The €105m Plastics2Chemicals plant started initial operations and testing in October 2024.

Belgian waste management company Indaver has begun commercial-scale operations at its Plastics2Chemicals (P2C) chemical recycling facility in Antwerp, the company announced this week. In a separate statement, plastics manufacturer Ineos Styrolution confirmed that the first truckloads of recycled styrene monomer had arrived at its nearby manufacturing site from the Indaver plant. ...

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