Invista and Epoch Biodesign enter MoU for post-consumer nylon recycling

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Invista (Wichita, Kan.) and Epoch Biodesign, the global leader in enzymatic plastic recycling technology, announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at advancing the development of post-consumer recycled nylon 6,6. The collaboration will combine Epoch’s AI-engineered recycling enzymes with INVISTA’s polymerization expertise and global footprint. The end goal is to produce customer-validated, […]

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Invista and Epoch Biodesign enter MoU for post-consumer nylon recycling

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