Our CuRe Polyester Rejuvenation Technology allows us to treat any type of used thermoplastic polyester, remove the color and turn it back into clear pellets with the same properties as virgin. Used polyester recycled with the CuRe technology is food grade, and therefore it can be applied again in any typical polyester application. CuRe wants to realise low energy recycling for difficult to recycle, colored and mixed polyester waste streams. This is a major step towards a fully circular polyester chain. A pilot plant in Emmen is a first step towards conversion of the existing polymerization lines of Cumapol. The new production lines will have a capacity of 25 kton / year. CuRe is a partnership between Cumapol, DSM-Niaga, and Morssinkhof.
| Website | http://www.curepolyester.com |
| Employees | 13 (13 on RocketReach) |
| Founded | 2018 |
| Industry | Chemicals, Plastics, Capital Markets |
| Keywords | Polyester Recycling, Plastic Recycling, Thermoplastic Recycling, Plastic Waste Recycling, Pet Recycling, Chemical Recycling, Recycling Technology, Advanced Recycling, Sustainable Plastics, Closed-Loop Recycling |
| Competitors | SABIC, Best Kosher Food, Alfa Laval, Novozymes, TerraCycle, Unifi Manufacturing, Inc. (makers of REPREVEĀ® ), Green Dot Bioplastics, Inc., Recycle Technologies, Enviroplast, RecycLiCo Battery Materials +23 more (view full list) |
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