This is of course a great day for TMR and our partners. Above all, it is an even more important day for heightened material recycling in Sweden. This because the new plant will use a completely new technology to recycle all complex flexible plastics that cannot be material recycled today, but is burned instead. Together we will reduce the emission of carbon dioxide and, as a result, our country’s climate footprint.
At TMR, we consider this establishment a great step towards our vision of full circularity. In addition, the new plant will enable more Swedish companies to join in and make sure their plastic packaging gets a new life.
We are incredibly proud of the fact that Nestlé has chosen to contribute to bring this about – and that they see realization of the new technology as an important part of their global sustainability work.
The financial support from the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency and Nestlé were the last significant pieces of the puzzle needed to put this venture into effect.
This great news will take TMR into the new year with a spirit of confidence and we promise to keep you informed during this exciting journey towards a more sustainable future.
If you have questions regarding our new plant or the new technology for recycling of more complex plastics, do not hesitate to contact us and we will tell you more.
