INEOS Styrolution America LLC to be featured in television series EARTH with John Holden

 INEOS Styrolution America LLC to be featured in television series EARTH with John Holden

INEOS Styrolution America will be featured in episode 19 of the television series EARTH. EARTH is hosted by six-time Emmy award winner and former NBC News correspondent, John Holden. It takes its audience around the globe providing an in-depth look at innovative solutions, ideas, and technologies designed to promote the health of our planet and its inhabitants.

INEOS Styrolution is a leading global styrenics supplier, dedicated to sustainable styrenics solutions and advancements in plastics recycling technologies. John Holden conducts in-depth, onsite interviews in Channahon, Illinois at an INEOS Styrolution polystyrene site. The company discusses many valuable benefits and essential roles that plastics, such as polystyrene, service within modern society.

From production to re-use, the company is closing the loop to keep plastics in a circular economy and out of landfills and Mr. Holden soon discovers that not all plastic is created equal.

Ricardo Cuetos, INEOS Styrolution vice president Americas, standard products says, “We were very pleased to have this opportunity to meet with John Holden.” Mr. Cuetos continues, “INEOS Styrolution focuses on bringing long-term, truly viable solutions to the market that will ensure our materials can be recycled and reused again and again. Recent innovation and progress in advanced recycling technologies have allowed polystyrene to be even more sustainable than ever before.”

Cassie Bradley, INEOS Styrolution America, sustainability commercial manager, states, “Polystyrene and plastics in general, are a highly valuable material to our society in terms of durability, cost, and carbon footprint. Over time, to some, plastics have become viewed as disposable products; however, these materials are used in many durable, high-value applications and should be recognized as valuable based on their benefits to our society and our planet. They should be recovered for recycling and re-use.”

In the United States, the segment will air on the Fox Business Network on Sunday, March 6, 2022, at 5:00 p.m. EST and on Bloomberg TV on Sunday, March 13, 2022, at 3:30 p.m. EDT and Sunday, March 20, 2022, at 3:30 p.m. EDT. In Canada, the segment will air on BNN Bloomberg Canada on Sunday, March 20, 2022, at 10:00 a.m. EDT.

This segment of EARTH with John Holden will also be available worldwide on the streaming platforms Google TV, Amazon Fire TV, Roku, and Vimeo.

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