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Borealis officially opened a new polypropylene compounding plant in Taylorsville, North Carolina, adding 66 million lbs of capacity for thermoplastic olefin and short glass fibre compounds used in automotive parts. The plant came on stream in early Q1 2019.
“Adding a compounding facility in North America helps drive our growth while also benefiting our customers through regional supply and product development capabilities.”just-auto.com
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