New Plastic Recycling Plant in Lommel Opens After Investment of 30 Million Euros
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Morssinkhof-Rymoplast's new recycling plant has opened in Lommel. With an investment of 30 million euros, the new factory processes waste from the blue PMD bag, such as butter tubs, meal containers, and shampoo bottles, into new raw materials. The facility can recycle up to 40,000 tonnes of plastic packaging annually. In the long term, 65 people could be employed at the factory.
The Dutch company Morssinkhof-Rymoplast is starting a factory in Lommel for the recycling of plastics from PMD bags. The 30 million euro investment comes at a time when the European recycling sector is going through a crisis. ‘It is very difficult.’
The Morssinkhof-Rymoplast group is opening a new recycling plant in Lommel. At the site, which represents an investment of 30 million euros and will eventually create 65 jobs, plastic packaging from the PMD bag will be recycled. To this end, Morssinkhof Plastics is collaborating with Fost Plus, which organizes the recycling chain for plastic packaging in Belgium.
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