Finland's Lamor Initiates Production Preparation for Circular Oil at Kilpilahti
2026-07-04 11:38
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en.Wedoany.com Reported - Lamor has commenced production preparation at its facility in Kilpilahti, which will produce circular oil from waste plastic as raw material, with the product to be supplied to the plastics industry. The Finnish Safety and Chemicals Agency (Tukes) has completed the final commissioning inspection of the facility, and according to its decision, once Lamor completes the agreed-upon finishing work, the plant can begin operations.
"The completion of the commissioning inspection and the authority's decision are important milestones for us. Therefore, we have already started production launch preparations at the Kilpilahti facility," said Johan Grön, CEO of Lamor Recycling.
Lamor stated that it will regularly disclose the progress of the facility's production launch.
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