- Integra Plastics will convert its facility to produce recycled polypropylene by October 2025.
- The upgrade includes Borealis' Borcycle M technology, enhancing production capacity beyond 20,000 metric tons.
- The transition will shift production from recycled low-density polyethylene to premium recycled polypropylene.
- This move aligns with EU regulations like the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation and End-of-Life Vehicle directive.
Facility Upgrade
Integra Plastics AD, part of the Borealis group, is set to convert its production facility in Bulgaria to produce recycled polypropylene by October 2025. This upgrade involves the installation of Borealis' proprietary Borcycle™ M mechanical recycling technology.
Increased Capacity
The implementation of Borcycle™ M technology will not only enable the production of premium recycled polypropylene but also increase the facility's output capacity beyond the current 20,000 metric tons.
Transition in Production
Starting in October 2025, the facility will transition from producing recycled low-density polyethylene to manufacturing value-add and premium-quality grades of recycled polypropylene. This shift is aimed at meeting the growing demand for recycled polypropylene in various applications, including consumer packaging, mobility, and appliances.
Regulatory Alignment
The upgrade is a strategic move to help Borealis and its customers comply with future national and international regulations, such as the EU’s Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation and the End-of-Life Vehicle directive. This transition underscores Borealis' commitment to sustainable and high-quality recycled solutions.
