Borouge, a leading petrochemicals company providing innovative, value creating plastic solutions, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Suzhou Jinhui Technology Materials Co., Ltd (Suzhou Jinhui) in China, to work on becoming an end-to-end solutions provider of both virgin and recycled polyolefins.

This collaboration will leverage Suzhou Jinhui’s mechanical recycling capabilities, enabling Borouge to access recyclates and further develop and commercialize new packaging applications that incorporate recyclates, drive sustainability and meet the rising market demand for circular packaging.

“This strategic partnership is a significant milestone for Borouge in its commitment and efforts towards a zero waste plastics economy,” said Eddie Wang, Senior Vice President, Asia North, Borouge. “In line with China’s regulations on the phased restrictions on single-use plastics in the country, developing circular solutions continues to be a priority for Borouge to support business needs and to address environmental concerns.”

Borouge enters collaboration to further develop recyclate portfolio in China.

Borouge has already successfully piloted the use of recyclates, in applications such as courier bags and detergent packaging in its key markets, without compromising on the quality and performance of the end applications.

Richard Horne, Vice President, Packaging and Circular Economy at Borouge, stated, “Being able to offer recyclates expands our product portfolio and enables us to further enhance our innovations and move them into commercial production. The Borouge team will continue to work with our partners to co-develop new solutions and business models that help drive the circular economy.”

Borouge is also making effort on developing new disruptive packaging designs that enhance the conventional design and functionality to promote re-use and recycling efficiencies, as well as mono-material solutions for easier recyclability.

The company has successfully created a diverse range of mono-material solutions for packaging application meant for everyday use, such as rice bags, food packaging, lamitubes for toothpaste packaging and pet food packaging. The company has also recently introduced Bornewables, a range of premium circular products produced by Borealis, to its customers.

Borouge is expected to establish several more partnerships with other recycling companies in the coming months to expand the volume of recyclates in its portfolio, and co-develop innovative new solutions for packaging applications.

Borouge, a leading petrochemicals company providing innovative, value creating plastic solutions, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Suzhou Jinhui Technology Materials Co., Ltd (Suzhou Jinhui) in China, to work on becoming an end-to-end solutions provider of both virgin and recycled polyolefins.

This collaboration will leverage Suzhou Jinhui’s mechanical recycling capabilities, enabling Borouge to access recyclates and further develop and commercialize new packaging applications that incorporate recyclates, drive sustainability and meet the rising market demand for circular packaging.

“This strategic partnership is a significant milestone for Borouge in its commitment and efforts towards a zero waste plastics economy,” said Eddie Wang, Senior Vice President, Asia North, Borouge. “In line with China’s regulations on the phased restrictions on single-use plastics in the country, developing circular solutions continues to be a priority for Borouge to support business needs and to address environmental concerns.”

Borouge enters collaboration to further develop recyclate portfolio in China.

Borouge has already successfully piloted the use of recyclates, in applications such as courier bags and detergent packaging in its key markets, without compromising on the quality and performance of the end applications.

Richard Horne, Vice President, Packaging and Circular Economy at Borouge, stated, “Being able to offer recyclates expands our product portfolio and enables us to further enhance our innovations and move them into commercial production. The Borouge team will continue to work with our partners to co-develop new solutions and business models that help drive the circular economy.”

Borouge is also making effort on developing new disruptive packaging designs that enhance the conventional design and functionality to promote re-use and recycling efficiencies, as well as mono-material solutions for easier recyclability.

The company has successfully created a diverse range of mono-material solutions for packaging application meant for everyday use, such as rice bags, food packaging, lamitubes for toothpaste packaging and pet food packaging. The company has also recently introduced Bornewables, a range of premium circular products produced by Borealis, to its customers.

Borouge is expected to establish several more partnerships with other recycling companies in the coming months to expand the volume of recyclates in its portfolio, and co-develop innovative new solutions for packaging applications.