- The new compounding line in Beringen, Belgium, is fully operational.
- It uses Borcycle™ M technology for recycled polypropylene and polyethylene.
- The line complements Borealis' acquisitions of Rialti and Integra Plastics.
- The facility supports circularity and sustainability targets.
Operational Compounding Line
Borealis has launched a new compounding line in Beringen, Belgium, which is now fully operational. This facility focuses on producing high-quality, recyclate-based polyolefins (rPO) to meet demanding application requirements.
Advanced Recycling Technology
The line utilizes Borealis' proprietary Borcycle™ M mechanical recycling technology. This technology combines post-consumer and virgin polyolefins to create rigid polypropylene (PP) and polyethylene (PE) compounds suitable for various sectors, including mobility, consumer products, appliances, and energy.
Facility Capabilities
The Beringen facility is designed to process a wide range of recyclate flakes, offering versatility to meet diverse customer needs. It also serves as a collaborative platform, enabling customers to co-develop and test new solutions for high-value applications using recycled plastics.
Strategic Acquisitions
The new compounding line complements Borealis' recent acquisitions of Rialti and Integra Plastics. These acquisitions enhance Borealis' capacity in mechanically recycled plastic compounding and support its circular economy initiatives.
