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ExxonMobil has launched its third advanced recycling unit at the Baytown, Texas facility, capable of processing 250 million pounds of plastic waste per year. This addition advances ExxonMobil's strategy to reduce plastic waste and promote a circular economy, using proprietary technologies to convert hard-to-recycle plastics into reusable raw materials.

The company aims to achieve a global capacity of 450 million pounds of advanced recycling by the end of 2026. The project also supports local economic growth by creating skilled jobs, aligning with broader sustainability goals amid rising global plastic waste concerns.