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Chemical recycling company agrees partnership with nylon-6 producer to supply green caprolactam recovered from post-consumer waste

EVANSTON – Chemical recycling company NylaNova is to supply the nylon-6 producer Nylene with green caprolactam recovered from post-consumer nylon-6 waste after the two companies jointly announced a new partnership.

Nylene, which has operations in the US and Canada, produces speciality nylon resins, copolymers and compounds for the textile fibre and carpet industries, as well as the automotive, packaging, wire and cable, injection moulding and roto moulding sectors.

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