In Indiana, Sustainea is planning to invest $400 million in Lafayette, Indiana. In collaboration with local company Primient, who will supply corn-based dextrose precursors, Sustainea will convert this renewable feedstock into Bio-MEG (monoethylene glycol) — a key chemical intermediate used in everyday products from food containers to footwear. The company plans to break ground on its new Indiana operation following the finalization of engineering and final investment decision and expects to begin production as soon as 2028.
Tags: corn-based Bio-MEG, Indiana, Sustainea
Category: Fuels
