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Converting propane into plastic pellets destined for global distribution is finally becoming a reality for one major industrial player in the Heartland.
The Canadian firm started production of pellets in late June at its new petrochemical complex in Alberta.
Once commercial production is underway, Heartland is expected to produce more than 1 billion pounds of PP annually, filling approximately 18 rail cars per day, seven days a week.