Petrochemicals – Million Recycling Investment Plan in Campania A Major Push for a Circular Economy in Southern Italy D&D Holding, a forward-thinking industrial group based in Aversa, Campania, has unveiled a robust €15 million investment plan focused on waste recycling and sustainability 12-05-2025 - Archive

| Polyestertime | |||
| ITEM | 06/05/2025 | 12/05/2025 | +/- |
| Bottle grade PET chips domestic market | 5,700 yuan/ton | 5,880 yuan/ton | +180 |
| Bottle grade PET chips export market | 755 $/ton | 765 $/ton | +10 |
| LDPE CFR Est China | 1,035 $/ton | 1,035 $/ton | – |
| PET Semidull Fiber chips
PET Bright |
5,540 yuan/ton
5,550 yuan/ton |
5,750 yuan/ton
5,760 yuan/ton |
+210
+210 |
| Pure Terephthalic Acid PTA domestic market
Petrochemicals |
4,510 yuan/ton | 4,835 yuan/ton |
+325 |
| Pure Terephthalic Acid PTA FOB China | 565 $/ton | 580 $/ton | +15 |
| Monoethyleneglycol MEG South China | 4,350 yuan/ton | 4,500 yuan/ton |
+150 |
| Monoethyleneglycol MEG CFR China | 485 $/ton | 497 $/to | +12 |
| Paraxylene PX FOB Taiwan market | 725 $/ton | 774 $/ton |
+49 |
| Paraxylene PX FOB Korea market | 715 $/ton | 764 $/ton | +49 |
| Paraxylene PX FOB EU market | 761 $/ton | 791 $/ton | +30 |
| Polyester filament POY 150D/48F domestic market | 6,400 yuan/ton | 6,700 yuan/ton |
+300 |
| Recycled Polyester filament POY domestic market | 6,200 yuan/ton | 6,160 yuan/ton | -40 |
| Polyester filament DTY 150D/48 F domestic market | 7,650 yuan/ton | 7,850 yuan/ton | +200 |
| Polyester filament FDY 68D24F | 7,250 yuan/ton | 7,550 yuan | +300 |
| Polyester filament FDY 150D/96F domestic market
Petrochemicals |
6,550 yuan/ton | 6,800 yuan/ton | +250 |
| Polyester staple fiber 1.4D 38mm domestic market | 6,400 yuan/ton | 6,400 yuan/ton | – |
| Caprolactam CPL domestic market | 8,850 yuan/ton | 8,600 yuan/ton |
-250 |
| Caprolactam CPL CFR China | 1,100 $/ton | 1,100 $/ton | – |
| Nylon 6 chips overseas market | North America: $2.93/kg
Europe: $2.36/kg Northeast Asia: $1.74/kg Southeast Asia: $1.81/kg Middle East: $1.88/kg |
North America: $2.93/kg
Europe: $2.36/kg Northeast Asia: $1.74/kg Southeast Asia: $1.81/kg Middle East: $1.88/kg |
– |
| Nylon 6 chips conventional spinning domestic market | 9,750 yuan/ton | 9,450 yuan/ton | -300 |
| Nylon 6 chips high speed spinning domestic market | 10,250 yua/ton | 9,900 yuan/ton | -350 |
| Nylon 6.6 chips domestic market | 16,150 yuan/ton | 16,000 yuan/ton | -150 |
| Nylon6 Filament POY 86D/24F domestic market | 12,500 yuan/ton | 12,100 yuan/ton | -400 |
| Nylon6 Filament DTY 70D/24F domestic market | 14,900 yuan/ton | 14,500 yuan/ton | -400 |
| Nylon6 Filament FDY 70D/24F | 13,400 yuan/ton | 13,000 yuan/ton | -400 |
| -Spandex 20D domestic marke | 27,200 yuan/ton | 27,200 yuan/ton | – |
| Spandex 30D domestic market | 26,700 yuan/ton | 26,700 yuan/ton | – |
| Spandex 40D domestic market | 23,500 yuan/ton | 23,500 yuan/ton | – |
| Adipic Acid China domestic market | 7,400 yuan/ton | 7,400 yuan/ton | – |
| Benzene domestic market East China | 5,750 yuan/ton | 6,000 yuan/ton | + |
| Benzene CFR China | 707 $/ton | 880 $/ton | +93 |
| Ethylene South East market | 870 $/ton | 870 $/ton | – |
| Ethylene NWE market CIF | 799 $/ton | 754 $/ton | -45 |
| Acrylonitrile ACN domestic market | 8,150 yuan/ton | 8,150 yuan/ton | – |
| Acrylonitrile ACN Acrylonitrile Southeast Asia | 1,150 $/ton |
1,150 $/ton |
— |
| Acrylic staple fiber ASF CFR China | 14,700 yuan/ton | 14,700 yuan/ton | – |
| VSF viscose staple fiber | 13,150 yuan/ton | 13,000 yuan/ton | -150 |
| PP Powder domestic market | 7,020 yuan/ton | 6,960 yuan/ton | -60 |
| Naphtha overseas market | 528 $/ton | 548 $/ton | +20 |
| Phenol domestic market
Jinan Dezheng Chemical Co., LtdYanshan Petrochemical Shandong Province |
6,550 yuan/ton | 6,613 yuan/ton | +63 |
recycled PET = 4,200 yuan/ton — 4,200 yuan/ton –
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Can Chemical Recycling Revolutionize Farm Waste?
Aduro Clean Technologies and Cleanfarms Team Up to Explore a Circular Future for Agricultural Plastics
A Strategic Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture
Aduro Clean Technologies has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Cleanfarms Inc.—also known as AgriRÉCUP in Quebec—to explore a breakthrough solution to one of farming’s most stubborn environmental challenges: unrecyclable plastic waste.
This strategic partnership aims to assess the technical and commercial feasibility of Aduro’s patented Hydrochemolytic™ Technology (HCT), a water-based chemical recycling method. Petrochemicals
HCT is capable of transforming agricultural plastic waste into valuable hydrocarbon products, while also processing heavy crude oil and renewable materials into lighter, high-value outputs.
Tackling a Growing Problem: Agricultural Plastic Waste
Across Canada, the agricultural sector generates an estimated 62,000 tonnes of plastic waste each year. Much of it—think bale wrap, silage bags, twine, and pesticide containers—either gets burned, buried, or stored indefinitely due to limited recycling options.
Globally, the issue is even more pressing. In 2019, the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations reported that about 12.5 million tonnes of plastic were used in the agricultural value chain worldwide. These materials are essential for modern farming, but their disposal presents a major environmental challenge.
Cleanfarms, a national non-profit organization leading agricultural waste recovery in Canada, is already making progress. In 2023, the organization achieved an impressive 87% recovery rate for pesticide and fertilizer containers. However, more complex plastics still lack scalable end-of-life solutions. Petrochemicals
Why Chemical Recycling Could Be a Game-Changer
Unlike traditional mechanical recycling, which struggles with contaminated or mixed-plastic streams, Aduro’s HCT offers a new path forward. By breaking down plastics into basic chemical components using water-based chemistry, this approach can turn problematic farm plastics into usable fuels and chemicals.
“Our goal is to develop a commercial pathway for difficult-to-recycle agricultural waste—streams that are often overlooked by conventional technologies,” said Ofer Vicus, CEO of Aduro Clean Technologies. “With Cleanfarms’ extensive knowledge and national supply chain, we’re setting the stage for a scalable, circular solution.”
A Multi-Phase Collaboration: From Lab to Field
The MOU outlines a carefully phased project to evaluate HCT’s suitability for farm waste recycling. Petrochemicals
The three-stage process includes both binding and non-binding phases to ensure accountability and adaptability:
- Phase A: Laboratory Feasibility Trials – Aduro will receive real-world plastic waste samples from Cleanfarms and conduct lab-scale tests. These trials will focus on preprocessing needs, feedstock compatibility, and conversion efficiency.
- Phase B: Pilot Plant Scale-Up and Process Modeling – Cleanfarms will supply larger volumes of agricultural plastics for processing at Aduro’s pilot facility. The goal is to test system performance, evaluate operational stability, and develop a detailed techno-economic and eco-efficiency model.
- Phase C: Demonstration Plant Integration (Non-Binding) – If the previous phases show promise, the project may advance to Phase C—incorporating agricultural plastics as a viable feedstock for Aduro’s upcoming Demonstration Plant. Petrochemicals
Cleanfarms’ Vision: A More Complete Circular Economy
Barry Friesen, Executive Director of Cleanfarms, expressed optimism about the collaboration. “Our members are actively seeking scalable solutions for agricultural plastics with limited recycling options. Evaluating chemical recycling technologies like Aduro’s is a critical step in building a more complete circular economy for Canadian agriculture.”
He added, “We’re encouraged by Aduro’s progress to date and look forward to understanding how HCT could complement or expand the recycling landscape in our sector.”
Bridging Innovation and Agriculture for a Greener Future
This partnership represents more than a technological trial—it’s a glimpse into the future of sustainable agriculture. By combining Aduro’s innovative chemical recycling technology with Cleanfarms’ nationwide logistics and deep sector expertise, the initiative could set a precedent for tackling plastic waste not just in Canada, but globally. Petrochemicals
As the agricultural industry faces mounting pressure to improve its environmental footprint, collaborative efforts like this offer a hopeful path forward. If successful, HCT could unlock new value streams from waste materials, reduce landfill dependency, and significantly advance the circular economy.

D&D Holding Launches €15 Million Recycling Investment Plan in Campania
A Major Push for a Circular Economy in Southern Italy
D&D Holding, a forward-thinking industrial group based in Aversa, Campania, has unveiled a robust €15 million investment plan focused on waste recycling and sustainability. Spanning the 2025–2026 period, the initiative aims to enhance local recycling infrastructure, with a strong focus on food-grade PET recovery and innovative waste-to-energy solutions. Petrochemicals
Who Is D&D Holding?
Founded in 2009, D&D Holding comprises three key players in the logistics and recycling sector:
- TD Logistic – Specializing in integrated logistics and waste management
- SRI – Sorting Recycling Industries – Experts in the recovery and recycling of plastic and packaging waste
- Giotto Circular – Providing consultancy services focused on circular economy strategies
Operating five factories and employing 160 people, the group generates an annual turnover of €30 million. Its base in Aversa has become a hub of innovation for sustainable industrial practices in Southern Italy.
PET Recycling Takes Center Stage
Upgrading to Food-Grade rPET Production
A central focus of the new investment plan is the strengthening of PET (polyethylene terephthalate) recycling, particularly to produce food-grade rPET granules. This shift reflects an alignment with evolving European regulations that demand higher standards for recycled plastics in the food and pharmaceutical sectors. Petrochemicals
To meet these goals, SRI will:
- Modernize its current PET recycling line
- Build two new storage areas
- Invest approximately €8 million in total for this segment of the project
These improvements will empower SRI to manufacture regenerated PET suitable for food-contact applications. Notably, SRI is in advanced talks with major players in the beverage industry for the supply of these high-quality materials.
New Facility for Secondary Solid Fuel (CSS) Production
Turning Industrial Waste into Energy
In addition to recycling plastics, D&D Holding plans to construct a new plant dedicated to transforming industrial waste into Secondary Solid Fuel (CSS). This initiative is designed to:
- Eliminate waste from internal industrial processes
- Reduce landfill dependency
- Support chemical recycling strategies Petrochemicals
The plant will boast a treatment capacity of around 45,000 tons per year, positioning it as a cornerstone in D&D Holding’s mission to “close the loop” in industrial sustainability.
Enhanced Paper and Cardboard Recovery Lines
Beyond plastic and fuel recovery, the 2025/2026 plan includes the installation of new processing lines for paper and cardboard packaging waste. These additions will expand D&D Holding’s ability to recover valuable materials from the waste stream, reinforcing its commitment to resource optimization across all sectors.
A Vision for a Greener South
Building a Competitive, Sustainable Industrial System
Antonio Diana, President of D&D Holding, emphasized the strategic importance of this multi-pronged approach to sustainability. Petrochemicals
“The integration of sorting and recycling represents a fundamental competitive lever to assume a leading role within the new scenario,” Diana explained. “Our commitment is to create an integrated and sustainable industrial system, enhancing resources and sharing skills within the Group.”
He also highlighted the untapped economic and environmental potential of Southern Italy, calling for a stronger circular economy ecosystem that drives regional development and competitiveness. Petrochemicals
Why This Matters: Aligning with Europe’s Green Goals
D&D Holding’s initiatives align closely with the European Union’s Green Deal and Circular Economy Action Plan, both of which promote:
- Reduction in raw material usage
- Increased recycling and reuse rates
- Greater responsibility for plastic waste
By investing in state-of-the-art technology and infrastructure, D&D Holding positions itself not only as a regional leader but also as a model for sustainable industrial development in Europe.
Looking Ahead
With an ambitious roadmap for 2025 and 2026, D&D Holding is setting the stage for long-term impact in Campania and beyond. From food-grade PET to waste-derived fuel and paper recovery, each project underscores the group’s dedication to environmental stewardship, innovation, and community empowerment. Petrochemicals
Summary of Key Investments
| Focus Area | Investment (€) | Key Outcomes |
|---|---|---|
| PET Recycling Upgrade | €8 million | Food-grade rPET production |
| New CSS Production Plant | Included | 45,000 tons/year capacity |
| Paper & Cardboard Recovery | Not specified | Enhanced sorting capabilities |
Final Thoughts: A Bold Step Toward Circular Industry
D&D Holding’s €15 million investment plan marks a significant milestone in the transition toward a zero-waste, circular industrial model in Campania. With comprehensive efforts in logistics, recycling, and consulting, the group is not only responding to environmental challenges but actively reshaping the future of sustainable manufacturing in Southern Italy.
As the world watches how local regions adapt to global green goals, D&D Holding stands out as a beacon of practical innovation and strategic vision. Petrochemicals

