Mitsubishi Chemical adopts Circularise's Product Traceability Platform
Mitsubishi Chemical has decided to adopt the Product Traceability Platform from Circularise Japan K.K. as part of its efforts to build a reliable supply chain for the chemical recycling business that will be commercialized in fiscal year 2025.
Mitsubishi Chemical expects further diversification of raw materials and the expansion of chemical recycling facilities in the future. The company also believes compliance with international standards such as the International Sustainability Carbon Certification (ISCC PLUS Certification) will be required.
With the Product Traceability Platform from Circularise, Mitsubishi Chemical believes it will be able to centralize and simplify mass balance credit management operations.
The platform will not only accurately manage information on the origins and quantities of the raw materials internally, but also enable Mitsubishi Chemical to provide customers with clear and reliable information necessary to accurately evaluate the environmental value of its products.
In July 2025, Mitsubishi Chemical obtained ISCC PLUS certification for the chemical recycling facilities installed at its Ibaraki Plant (Kamisu City, Ibaraki Prefecture). The chemical recycling facility is planned to start commercial operation and provide mass balance products in fiscal year 2025.

Pre-treatment process of the plastic-to-oil conversion at the chemical recycling facilities of Mitsubishi Chemical.