SEE, ExxonMobil, and Ahold Delhaize USA Collaborate on Groundbreaking Circularity Initiative
SEE (NYSE: SEE) has partnered with ExxonMobil and Ahold Delhaize USA to launch an innovative recycling initiative targeting flexible plastics from the food supply chain. This pioneering project aims to produce certified circular food-grade packaging, starting this summer. The collaboration seeks to enhance the sustainability of packaging materials and promote a circular economy, keeping plastics out of landfills. The project is expected to validate the economic viability of advanced recycling technology and improve food safety through higher recycling rates.
- Collaboration with ExxonMobil and Ahold Delhaize USA on advanced recycling initiative.
- Project aims to create certified circular food-grade packaging from recycled plastics.
- Expected to start this summer, indicating a timely implementation of sustainability measures.
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Multi-industry engagement will create sustainable value from the recycling of flexible plastics
“We’re proud to work with SEE and ExxonMobil on this collaboration, which has the potential to radically change the way retailers and manufacturers leverage food-grade recycled plastics as a key means of keeping plastics out of landfills,” said
A critical challenge facing the food industry is driving a circular economy for plastics using packaging materials that have strict hygiene and performance requirements for food protection and distribution. Recovering these essential packaging materials requires innovative recycling solutions beyond traditional mechanical recycling.
The collaboration between SEE, ExxonMobil, and
“SEE is leading the packaging industry by showing how high-performance packaging materials can be designed to be remade. Advanced recycling is key to these valuable materials being collected and remanufactured,” said
“We are delighted to work with
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