New fund aims to give closed-loop plastic supply chain a $500m boost

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New fund aims to give closed-loop plastic supply chain a $500m boost

Alliance to End Plastic Waste and Lombard Odier join forces to provide innovators with capital investment

A fund aimed at raising $500m to support the development of a circular economy for plastic has been launched by the Alliance to End Plastic Waste and Lombard Odier Investment Managers (LOIM). Investors...

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