New PET recycling facility puts down roots in California  

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Defosse, Matt

Jenis: Article from Bulletin/Magazine - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Modern Plastics Worldwide vol. 87 no. 8 (Nov. 2010), page 14.
Topik: Plastic Processor; CarbonLite; PET

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Backed by one of the industry's notable processors, with 100 million lb of PET recycling capacity planned for its start, CarbonLite Industries is putting down its roots in a new 220,000-ft2 facility in Riverside, CA. The plant is scheduled to come onstream in mid-2011. The company is the brainchild of Leon Farahnik, one of the most successful plastics processors in North America. Farahnik's holding company, HPC Industries LLC, in April 2010 completed the sale of its thermoforming business, PWP Industries, to Pactiv Corp. for $200 million. PWP had established a postconsumer recyclate PET (PCR-PET) recycling facility in Parkersburg, WV in mid-2008. Earlier in his career Farahnik started a company that eventually grew into Hilex-Poly, the world's largest processors of plastic shopping bags.

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