ECO Plastics raises £6m for continued expansion drive

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Operators of UK’s largest plastic bottle recycling plant has further investment in its sights, after completing latest funding round

ECO Plastics has revealed it is planning to further beef up its recycling capacity, after last week completing a new £6m funding round backed by existing shareholders Ludgate Environmental Fund and Robeco...

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