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Amcor hits 10% PCR plastics goal in FY25 and makes sustainability gains
Iranpolymer/Baspar Amcor has published its fiscal 2025 Sustainability Report, confirming it met its global target of using 10% post‑consumer recycled (PCR) plastic by 2025 — reported as 218,000 metric tonnes of recycled plastic. The packaging solutions provider, which finalised its merger…
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Zero greenhouse gas emissions for Perstorp’s Waspik site
Iranpolymer/Baspar To reduce greenhouse gas emissions, Perstorp Waspik has taken several steps including replacing all fossil fuel forklift trucks with electric ones and all lighting with LED. Additionally, all the natural gas used for heating has been replaced by biogas,…
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Global action across the plastics lifecycle could eliminate pollution
Iranpolymer/Baspar Comprehensive global policies addressing the entire plastics lifecycle can reduce plastic leakage into the environment by 96% by 2040, according to a new OECD report. By implementing a mix of policies – from enhancing plastic waste management and recycling, to…
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DOMO Chemicals polyamides decarbonise chemical and plastics industry
Iranpolymer/Baspar DOMO Chemicals, a provider of engineered materials and sustainable solutions, announced significant sustainability achievements in 2023, as detailed in its latest Sustainability Report. In a year marked by substantial progress and innovative partnerships, the company obtained the International Sustainability and Carbon Certification PLUS…
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Life Cycle Analysis Shows Pyrolysis Can Reduce Carbon Footprint of Cracking Operations
Iranpolymer/Baspar A study published in The Journal of Cleaner Production, and supported by funding from the American Chemistry Council, describes greenhouse gas (GHG) benefits of substituting pyrolysis oil from post-use plastic for naphtha and fossil fuel gases in steam cracking operations. The…
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