INEOS Olefins & Polymers has commenced the production of recycled polymers from pyrolysis oil at its Lavera facility in France, enhancing its capabilities to meet EU sustainability regulations.
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INEOS Olefins & Polymers in Lavera, France, has recently commenced the production of polymer grades using an innovative feedstock known as pyrolysis oil, derived from recycled plastic waste. With the aim of producing virgin-quality polymers, this facility plays a critical role in aiding its customers to comply with the stringent regulatory standards set by the European Union. The adoption of pyrolysis oil will allow the production of recycled ethylene and propylene, which are essential for creating various high-performance applications, such as food contact materials, medical packaging, and sensitive plastic products.
The Lavera site is strategically located approximately 30 miles west of Marseille and is one of the largest petrochemical facilities in Europe. The INEOS cracker and polymer plants have been owned entirely by INEOS since April 2024, following the acquisition of TotalEnergies' 50% stake in various associated operations and infrastructure in the region.
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France's plastics and petrochemical industry is undergoing a significant transformation as it moves towards a more sustainable and circular economy. The EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation sets ambitious targets for recycling plastic waste. By 2030, plastic packaging in the EU
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