- €30 million investment to expand film recycling capacity in Markranstädt, Germany.
- New 8,700 m² facility to recycle 30,000 tonnes of plastic film annually.
- Completion expected by Q1 2023, creating 45 new jobs.
- Annual recycling capacity to exceed 100,000 tonnes rLDPE.
Investment and Expansion
To meet the rising demand in the film recycling sector, Morssinkhof - Rymoplast is investing €30 million to expand its recycling capacity. A new 8,700 m² facility in Markranstädt, Germany, will recycle 30,000 tonnes of plastic film annually. This site complements an existing plant in the area, reinforcing the company's presence in the German market and creating up to 45 new jobs.
Strategic Location
The new plant is located on a 3.5-hectare plot in Großlehna, Markranstädt, strategically positioned to serve German and Eastern European customers. The proximity to the existing plant offers synergy benefits, aligning with the company's goals to reduce its carbon footprint and enhance circularity.
Advanced Technology
The facility will feature state-of-the-art technology to meet the evolving demands for high-quality recycled plastic products. The focus is on replacing virgin materials with recyclate to conserve natural resources and provide regional solutions for waste management in Europe. The new site will be equipped with the latest machinery to ensure consistent high-quality output.
Timeline and Capacity
Currently under construction, the facility is in its final phase and is expected to start serving customers by the first quarter of 2023. Upon completion, Morssinkhof - Rymoplast will have an annual recycling capacity exceeding 100,000 tonnes of rLDPE suitable for film applications. This investment significantly boosts the company's film recycling capabilities.
Local Impact
The investment also supports the local job market, with 45 new positions being created. The mayor of Markranstädt, Mrs. Stitterich, expressed enthusiasm for the new development, highlighting the positive impact on the community and the importance of ongoing communication with local businesses.
