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Nextlife adds line to expand recycled resin production
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Nextlife has announced  a new processing line designed to meet today's and future recycling needs. The addition of a proprietary processing technology will help serve a broad spectrum of unique plastic recycling markets. The company says this proprietary film-to-film processing line allows it to accommodate customer needs, including film and rigid plastic waste. The new line was specifically designed by Nextlife. adding an additional 15 million pounds of production capacity to its Frankfort,KY facility.

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"As part of our strategic growth strategy we plan on producing the cleanest postconsumer resins globally utilizing our newest technology. This additional capacity allows Nextlife to process more material creating additional demand for plastic waste. Nextlife is thrilled with our new proprietary film processing line"


Nextlife is the global leader converting plastic waste into sustainable FDA approved resin. Nextlife currently supplies sustainable resin to many global customers. This strategic proprietary expansion successfully positions Nextlife for future growth. 


"Our ultimate goal is to continue expanding the plastic waste we process converting plastic waste typically destined for landfill into consumer products and packaging applications, including film-to-film applications," says Ron Whaley, CEO of Nextlife. 


"As part of our strategic growth strategy we plan on producing the cleanest postconsumer resins globally utilizing our newest technology. This additional capacity allows Nextlife to process more material creating additional demand for plastic waste. Nextlife is thrilled with our new proprietary film processing line," said Robert Dishman EVP of Supply Chain for Nextlife.

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