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World-first global supply chain for renewable plastics used in Sony’s products

Source:Adsale Plastics Network Date :2026-02-11 Editor :RC
Copyright: This article was originally written/edited by Adsale Plastics Network (AdsaleCPRJ.com), republishing and excerpting are not allowed without permission. For any copyright infringement, we will pursue legal liability in accordance with the law.

Audio-visual equipment involves a wide variety of plastics, resulting in a complex supply chain that makes it difficult to visualize and manage the entire flow from raw materials. Additionally, plastic components that require high performance in terms of flame resistance and optical properties cannot be fully replaced with plastics produced through material recycling, hindering the use of virgin fossil-based plastics in such products.

 

To address these challenges, a global supply chain, involving 14 companies across five countries and regions, is established for the production of renewable plastics that can be used in Sony's high-performance audio-visual products.

 

This world’s first global supply chain includes Sony, Mitsubishi, ADEKA, CHIMEI, ENEOS, Formosa Chemicals & Fibre, Hanwha Impact, Idemitsu Kosan, Mitsui Chemicals, Neste, Qingdao Haier New Material Development, SK Geo Centric, Toray Industries, and Toray Advanced Materials Korea.

 

The various plastic materials manufactured through this supply chain are slated for use in Sony's products that will be launched worldwide.

 

Overview of the entire supply chain 



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  1. Production of renewable naphtha — Neste

  2. Production of renewable styrene monomer — Idemitsu Kosan

  3. Production of renewable polystyrene resin — Formosa Chemicals & Fibre

  4. Production of renewable para-xylene — SK Geo Centric

  5. Production of renewable para-xylene — ENEOS

  6. Production of renewable terephthalic acid — Hanwha Impact

  7. Production of renewable PET resin — Toray Advanced Materials Korea

  8. Production of renewable bisphenol-A — Mitsui Chemicals

  9. Production of renewable polycarbonate (PC) resin — CHIMEI

  10. Production of renewable flame retardants — ADEKA

  11. Production of renewable PC/ABS resin — Qingdao Haier New Material Development

  12. Molding manufacturers

  13. Design and manufacturing of finished products — Sony

 

A big step to transition to renewable plastics and emission reduction

 

The supply chain enables the production of multiple types of renewable plastics from biomass resources with a mass balance approach. This allows Sony to proactively source raw materials for its products with the quality and properties equivalent to virgin fossil-based plastics.

 

Defining the supply chain helps the companies track and document GHG (Greenhouse Gas) emissions data over the supply chain in a verifiable way, allowing participating companies to leverage the data to advance efforts to reduce their carbon footprint going forward.

 

This initiative involving wide-ranging partners is also part of the “Creating NEW from reNEWable materials” project, jointly launched by Sony, which aims to achieve zero usage of virgin fossil-based plastics through the introduction of renewable plastics, and Mitsubishi.

 

Sony, Mitsubishi, and the supply chain partners will continue to actively promote the introduction of renewable plastics for high-performance products such as audio-visual products.

 

Watch more: Sony’s “Creating NEW from reNEWable materials” project introduction



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Source:Adsale Plastics Network Date :2026-02-11 Editor :RC
Copyright: This article was originally written/edited by Adsale Plastics Network (AdsaleCPRJ.com), republishing and excerpting are not allowed without permission. For any copyright infringement, we will pursue legal liability in accordance with the law.

Audio-visual equipment involves a wide variety of plastics, resulting in a complex supply chain that makes it difficult to visualize and manage the entire flow from raw materials. Additionally, plastic components that require high performance in terms of flame resistance and optical properties cannot be fully replaced with plastics produced through material recycling, hindering the use of virgin fossil-based plastics in such products.

 

To address these challenges, a global supply chain, involving 14 companies across five countries and regions, is established for the production of renewable plastics that can be used in Sony's high-performance audio-visual products.

 

This world’s first global supply chain includes Sony, Mitsubishi, ADEKA, CHIMEI, ENEOS, Formosa Chemicals & Fibre, Hanwha Impact, Idemitsu Kosan, Mitsui Chemicals, Neste, Qingdao Haier New Material Development, SK Geo Centric, Toray Industries, and Toray Advanced Materials Korea.

 

The various plastic materials manufactured through this supply chain are slated for use in Sony's products that will be launched worldwide.

 

Overview of the entire supply chain 



Sony_global supply chain for renewable plastics.jpg


  1. Production of renewable naphtha — Neste

  2. Production of renewable styrene monomer — Idemitsu Kosan

  3. Production of renewable polystyrene resin — Formosa Chemicals & Fibre

  4. Production of renewable para-xylene — SK Geo Centric

  5. Production of renewable para-xylene — ENEOS

  6. Production of renewable terephthalic acid — Hanwha Impact

  7. Production of renewable PET resin — Toray Advanced Materials Korea

  8. Production of renewable bisphenol-A — Mitsui Chemicals

  9. Production of renewable polycarbonate (PC) resin — CHIMEI

  10. Production of renewable flame retardants — ADEKA

  11. Production of renewable PC/ABS resin — Qingdao Haier New Material Development

  12. Molding manufacturers

  13. Design and manufacturing of finished products — Sony

 

A big step to transition to renewable plastics and emission reduction

 

The supply chain enables the production of multiple types of renewable plastics from biomass resources with a mass balance approach. This allows Sony to proactively source raw materials for its products with the quality and properties equivalent to virgin fossil-based plastics.

 

Defining the supply chain helps the companies track and document GHG (Greenhouse Gas) emissions data over the supply chain in a verifiable way, allowing participating companies to leverage the data to advance efforts to reduce their carbon footprint going forward.

 

This initiative involving wide-ranging partners is also part of the “Creating NEW from reNEWable materials” project, jointly launched by Sony, which aims to achieve zero usage of virgin fossil-based plastics through the introduction of renewable plastics, and Mitsubishi.

 

Sony, Mitsubishi, and the supply chain partners will continue to actively promote the introduction of renewable plastics for high-performance products such as audio-visual products.

 

Watch more: Sony’s “Creating NEW from reNEWable materials” project introduction



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