Traditional plastic recycling methods are limited by sorting complexities, low-quality outputs, and competition from cheap virgin plastics. With advanced recycling technologies emerging, there is a growing need for processes that enable high-quality recycling at scale while navigating a fragmented regulatory landscape. This project focuses on next-generation advanced recycling processes, including chemical and enzymatic methods that break polymer bonds in plastics. The solution offers better material recovery, compatibility with mixed feedstocks, and the potential to address issues of waste plastic contamination.