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Italy lands second PMMA chemical recycling hub

After Trinseo, Germany's Röhm, in partnership with NextChem, has chosen Italy to host a new depolymerization plant.

December 18, 2024 15:36

consortium chemical recycling PMMA ItalyGermany-based Röhm has partnered with NextChem, a Maire Group company, to implement chemical recycling of polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) using NXRe PMMA technology, developed by the Italian firm.

Under a toll manufacturing agreement, Röhm will supply PMMA waste to MyRemono, a subsidiary of NextChem, and receive regenerated monomer (rMMA) in exchange for a processing fee.

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