Plastic recycling facility reopening under new owners

Journal Staff Two veterans of the waste and recycling industry are breathing new life into Entropex, the Sarnia plastics recycling company that entered receivership last July.

Published: April 9th, 2017

Journal Staff

Two veterans of the waste and recycling industry are breathing new life into Entropex, the Sarnia plastics recycling company that entered receivership last July.

Tony Moucachen and Emmie Leung have acquired the 180,000-square-foot facility on Lougar Avenue and renaming it ReVital Polymers Inc.

The new company will focus on recovering and recycling various types of post-consumer and post-industrial plastics and converting them into various commodity resins.

Leung and Moucachen didn’t provide a date but said

ReVital Polymers will restart in a staged manner with a fresh vision and mission, said Leung, who founded Burlington-based Emterra Group Inc.

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