Movement of Oil Majors to Embark on Plastic Recycling Business
10/21/2021 16:33
Amid growing awareness of the crisis related to global warming, oil majors, which are representative of fossil fuel companies, are also embarking on a plastic recycling business. ExxonMobil has announced that it will build a waste plastic recycling facility in Texas, USA, and Shell and Pryme have announced a partnership in the plastic recycling business.
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