"Mr. Dever and Danone executives had the process tested at Loop’s pilot plant—bringing their own waste plastic secretly tagged with a tracer to make sure that the returned samples were of the same material. They had the tests repeated with different types of waste, including carpet fibers and colored plastic. “We tried to stretch to the max the Loop technology by giving them materials we couldn’t use,” said Frederic Jouin, R&D packaging head for Danone Waters. The resulting samples, once turned into bottles in France, met Danone’s quality standards."
THANK YOU....WE already knew the technology worked and was able to be scaled through their Canadian plant. The shorts (even the ones that say that they are not shorts) only want to disseminate their narrative for their own agenda.
Once the JV plant with Indorama is in production and is generating revenue, all the shorts will be singing a different tune!!!
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