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= Company Profile = | |||
'''Phoenix Technologies''', USA, is a global supplier of clean, consistent, high-grade rPET resin pellets from post-consumer recycled plastic flake shipped from all over the world. | '''Phoenix Technologies''', USA, is a global supplier of clean, consistent, high-grade rPET resin pellets from post-consumer recycled plastic flake shipped from all over the world. | ||
On their 90,000ft² (~8361m²) Ohio recycling facility the company produces 80 million pounds (36,3 million kg)of rPET annually. | On their 90,000ft² (~8361m²) Ohio recycling facility the company produces 80 million pounds (36,3 million kg)of rPET annually. | ||
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Phoenix rPET can be used along with virgin bottle resins to create new PET bottles for different applications. | Phoenix rPET can be used along with virgin bottle resins to create new PET bottles for different applications. | ||
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Phoenix Technologies is using patented technologies in combination with their proprietary blending methods and fine mesh melt filtration systems, to create the high-quality recycled PET (rPET). | Phoenix Technologies is using patented technologies in combination with their proprietary blending methods and fine mesh melt filtration systems, to create the high-quality recycled PET (rPET). | ||
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* Food Grade LNO w pellets: Reduced process steps create a resin pellets with slightly lower IV and better colour to blend well with water bottle virgin resins. Well suited for personal care products where the brand owner may wish to use a food contact resin in place of a general bottle resin. (Food & Drug Administration approved for conditions of use E-G) | * Food Grade LNO w pellets: Reduced process steps create a resin pellets with slightly lower IV and better colour to blend well with water bottle virgin resins. Well suited for personal care products where the brand owner may wish to use a food contact resin in place of a general bottle resin. (Food & Drug Administration approved for conditions of use E-G) | ||
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|2019|04|36|A safety tightrope walk| | |||
|2015|10|10|Application-based product design rPET| | |2015|10|10|Application-based product design rPET| | ||
|2015|06|6|Phoenix Technologies invests USD18 million to expand rPET production| | |2015|06|6|Phoenix Technologies invests USD18 million to expand rPET production| | ||
|2014|06|9|Phoenix Technologies‘ rPET process given safety green light by EFSA| | |2014|06|9|Phoenix Technologies‘ rPET process given safety green light by EFSA| | ||
|2013|06|24| | |2013|06|24|Playing it cool| | ||
|2009|06|31|High-speed rPET line for food-grade resin| | |||
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