LYB Partners Mondelez and Others for Flexible Packaging Solution

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LyondellBasell has partnered with Mondelez International, Amcor, Taghleef Industries and other industry players to introduce an innovative flexible packaging solution for Marabou chocolate bars. The new packaging uses LYB's CirculenRevive polymers, made with 100% attributed recycled content through an ISCC PLUS-certified mass balance approach, enabling packaging with 75% recycled content. This move will help transform hard-to-recycle post-consumer mixed plastic waste into high-quality materials suitable for food packaging. LYB plans to supply future polymers for Marabou packaging from its MoReTec-1 catalytic chemical recycling plant, currently under construction in Wesseling, Germany, which is designed to process 50,000 metric tons of recycled feedstock annually. The project depends on collaboration across the packaging value chain, with LYB supplying the recycled polymers, Taghleef Industries manufacturing the base film, Amcor converting it into flexible packaging, and Mondelez bringing the final product to consumers. The new packaging also aligns with recycled-content requirements under the European Union's Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation.

Impact on stocks 6

Materials · 3 stocks
LyondellBasell Industries NV
LYB
▲ PositiveDemandrelevance

LyondellBasell supplies CirculenRevive polymers for the new packaging, creating demand for its recycled polymer products.

Amcor PLC
AMCR
▲ PositiveDemandrelevance

Amcor is converting the base film into flexible packaging for this new product, driving demand for its packaging services.

Consumer Staples · 1 stocks
Mondelez International Inc
MDLZ
▲ PositiveDemandrelevance

Mondelez is using the new packaging for its Marabou chocolate bars, supporting its sustainability goals and product demand.

Critical Materials & Supply Chain · 1 stocks
Defense & Geopolitical Fragmentation · 1 stocks

Theme Impact 1

Off-coverage companies 1

Taghleef IndustriesPrivate▲ Positive
Demandrelevance

Taghleef Industries manufactures the base film for the new packaging, driving demand for its film products.

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