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UK-based plastic recycling leader, Mura Technology, is building the world’s first commercial-scale recycling plant that uses chemical recycling and generates a profit in Teesside, north-east England.
Commercial-Scale Recycling Plant in Teesside
Mura is helping to fix an often-overlooked problem in waste management, recycling, and the so-called “circular economy”: the downward spiral of wasted material caused by inefficient and ineffective plastic recycling.
The company has invested in new chemical recycling methods that turn plastic back into the oil it came from, significantly reducing the wasted materials and energy that conventional plastic recycling methods entail.
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