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ExxonMobil has started up its third advanced recycling unit at its Baytown, Texas complex, bringing the site’s capacity to process plastic waste to roughly 250 million pounds per year. The company frames the milestone as part of its push to tackle plastic waste and support a more circular economy.

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ExxonMobil starts up advanced recycling unit in Baytown

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ExxonMobil Corp. (Houston, Tex.) announced that it third advanced recycling unit at the copmany’s complex in Baytown, Texas, is now operational, a milestone that demonstrates our focus on addressing plastic waste and fostering a more circular economy. With this addition, Baytown has the capacity to process up to ~250 million pounds of plastic waste annually, […]

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