Rumpke And Eastman Collaborate To Tackle Plastic Waste Crisis

Rumpke And Eastman Collaborate To Tackle Plastic Waste Crisis Kingsport, tennessee and cincinnati, ohio. leading north american recycler, rumpke waste & recycling (rumpke) and molecular recycling pioneer eastman, today announced a groundbreaking partnership to help address the global plastic waste crisis. later this year, rumpke will begin collecting and sorting hard to recycle and colored pet packaging. February 9, 2024. the partnership will help divert pet waste from incineration or landfill. credit: eastman. us based recycler rumpke waste & recycling and speciality materials company eastman have joined forces to expand the recycling of hard to recycle and coloured pet packaging waste. as part of the initiative, rumpke will collect and sort.

Rumpke And Eastman Join Forces To Expand Recycling Of Pet Waste Leading north american recycler, rumpke waste & recycling (rumpke) and molecular recycling pioneer eastman, today announced a groundbreaking partnership to help address the global plastic waste. Rumpke. rumpke and eastman join forces to expand recycling of pet waste. "the world is currently grappling with a significant problem, with a large portion of plastic waste either not being. Rumpke waste & recycling and specialty materials company eastman have partnered to address the global plastic waste crisis. later this year, cincinnati based rumpke will begin collecting and sorting hard to recycle and colored polyethylene terephthalate (pet) packaging—materials the company says largely are unaddressed in today’s recycling ecosystem—and providing 100 percent of this. As part of the initiative, rumpke will collect and sort pet waste materials that remain unaddressed in the current recycling ecosystem. rumpke will then offer this waste stream as feedstock for the molecular recycling process of eastman, which will convert the waste stream into virgin quality polyesters. these polyesters will be reused in a.

Rumpke Eastman Partner To Divert Hard To Recycle Pet Waste Rumpke waste & recycling and specialty materials company eastman have partnered to address the global plastic waste crisis. later this year, cincinnati based rumpke will begin collecting and sorting hard to recycle and colored polyethylene terephthalate (pet) packaging—materials the company says largely are unaddressed in today’s recycling ecosystem—and providing 100 percent of this. As part of the initiative, rumpke will collect and sort pet waste materials that remain unaddressed in the current recycling ecosystem. rumpke will then offer this waste stream as feedstock for the molecular recycling process of eastman, which will convert the waste stream into virgin quality polyesters. these polyesters will be reused in a. "rumpke and eastman are both committed to innovative approaches to reducing plastic waste through collaboration," said brad lich, eastman executive vice president and chief commercial officer. "this partnership reinforces the complementary nature of molecular and mechanical recycling to keep more raw materials in the circular economy enabling. The partnership sets an example for the industry and demonstrates the importance of collaboration in achieving true circularity. “rumpke and eastman are both committed to innovative approaches to reducing plastic waste through collaboration,” said brad lich, eastman executive vice president and chief commercial officer.

New Technology To Enable Circularity For Unrecyclable Pet Plastic Waste "rumpke and eastman are both committed to innovative approaches to reducing plastic waste through collaboration," said brad lich, eastman executive vice president and chief commercial officer. "this partnership reinforces the complementary nature of molecular and mechanical recycling to keep more raw materials in the circular economy enabling. The partnership sets an example for the industry and demonstrates the importance of collaboration in achieving true circularity. “rumpke and eastman are both committed to innovative approaches to reducing plastic waste through collaboration,” said brad lich, eastman executive vice president and chief commercial officer.