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Teijin boosts capacity for recycled polyester

19/10/2021
Teijin boosts capacity for recycled polyester

The polyester fibre manufacturing arm of Japan’s Teijin Frontier will launch a facility to convert used domestically-produced plastic bottles into recycled polyester chips to feed its demands for ECOPET recycled filament yarn. The facility will start operating in January 2022 and is expected produce 7,000 tons of recycled polyester chips annually ...

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