Revolution Acquires PolyAg Recycling (recyclingtoday.com)

Revolution Sustainable Solutions LLC, Little Rock, Arkansas, has acquired PolyAg Recycling Ltd., a Canada-based mechanical recycler of agricultural films.

Established in 2019, PolyAg offers local recycling of used agricultural film through its recycling facility in Bashaw, Alberta.

This acquisition aligns with Revolution’s growth in the agricultural film space, having invested more than $20 million to expand its manufacturing facility in Little Rock, Arkansas, by 36,000 square feet in 2020. The expansion supports the production of various polyethylene products made from recycled materials, including construction film, agricultural film and geomembrane film, by adding two blown film lines. As previously reported by Recycling Today, the film lines are able to produce more than 40 million pounds of film products annually.
more at: https://www.recyclingtoday.com/news/revolution-acquires-polyag-recycling/

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