PureCycle Technologies turns discarded No. 5 polypropylene into ultra-pure recycled resin using a patented dissolution process licensed from Procter & Gamble. Its PureFive® material is designed to perform like virgin polypropylene, while its first purification facility in Ironton, Ohio, began producing pellets in 2023. The company also extends that closed-loop approach through PureZero™, a program that collects event and workplace plastic for reuse in new products.
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PlastinuvaPlastinuva is a Toledo-based developer of recycling technology focused on recovering polypropylene that conventional systems leave behind. Its dissolution-based process is being advanced for organizations with difficult plastic waste, with the company moving from development trials toward pilot and commercial demonstration.TOLEDO, OH
Phoenix Technologies International, LLCPhoenix Technologies International turns post-consumer plastic bottles into clean, consistent recycled PET resin pellets at its 90,000-square-foot Ohio facility. The company has focused exclusively on PET recycling and pelletizing for more than two decades, using patented purification and fine-mesh filtration technology to make rPET suitable for food and non-food packaging. Its Fairview Avenue facility is ISO certified and produces approximately 80 million pounds of rPET annually.BOWLING GREEN, OH
Polymer-XPolymer-X is a Delaware, Ohio recycling company known for turning manufacturers’ post-industrial plastic waste into usable raw materials. Its work centers on polypropylene and non-woven plastics, with recycling programs shaped around each customer’s waste stream.DELAWARE, OH
PolyStamp, LLCPolyStamp, LLC is a Youngstown manufacturer built around keeping discarded plastic in productive use. It uses proprietary formulations to make durable recycled pallets and industrial mats for logistics and other demanding operations, while accepting scrap plastic that might otherwise go to landfills.EAST PALESTINE, OH