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Biobased Chemicals
Sealed Air to sell biobased plastic
by Alexander H. Tullo
March 29, 2019
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 97, Issue 13
Sealed Air will spend $24 million at its plant in Simpsonville, South Carolina, to make food packaging out of Kuraray’s Plantic resins. Based on starch and offering a high oxygen barrier, the Japanese firm’s resins will be used to package perishable foods such as poultry, beef, and seafood. Kuraray is spending $15 million of its own to establish Plantic production in Houston. Both facilities are scheduled to start up in 2020. Kuraray currently imports the material from its plant in Australia.
Chemical & Engineering News
ISSN 0009-2347
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