Our Baton Rouge facility is ideally accessible to all major modes of transportation. Located in Baton Rouge near an interstate highway and major railroad, it operates one of the northern-most docking facilities on the Mississippi, allowing our products to be exported worldwide. The site produces its own feedstock materials, electricity and steam.

The PVC unit was debottlenecked in 2002, increasing production approximately 15% with very little capital investment. Additional investment is being added to the site through the expansion and upgrade of the facility's VCM production unit.

In 2007, the site achieved the safety milestone of one million man-hours without a recordable injury. Click here to view a video of the recognition ceremony.

As an active member of the Environmental Leadership Program sponsored by the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality, the Baton Rouge site subscribes to the EPA waste management hierarchy as part of its environmental program's responsibilities. In 2008, the plant was awarded the Governor's Achievement Award for Pollution Prevention.

Pictured (l to r): Alden Andre, Dr. Harold Legett (LDEQ Secretary), Omer Wolff and Kelly Serio.

By partnering with the U.S. EPA's ENERGY STAR® Program and participating in the ENERGY STAR Challenge, Formosa Plastics is fully committed to increasing the energy efficiency of its operations, which directly results in improved profitability, conservation of vital national resources, and a positive impact on the environment.

ISO Certifications

Information on our ISO 9001 Quality Management Systems and ISO 14001 Environmental Management System, can be found on the Dedication To Quality section of this website, where you can also view our ISO certificates.

In The Community

The facility and its employees contribute time and resources to local education and community events including: Habitat for Humanity, Baton Rouge Community College, Baton Rouge Green Friends of Environmental Education, Junior Achievement, Louisiana Special Olympics, Louisiana State University, March of Dimes Walk-a-thon, Mayor's International Heritage Celebration and Festival, North Baton Rouge Neighbor Day, Pointe Coupee Parish Adopt-A-School Program, Trash Bash and the United Way.

Facility-wide blood drives are also held once each month.

The facility is also involved in public policy leadership through organizations such as: Baton Rouge Mutual Aid Society, Governor's Workforce Development Commission, Greater Baton Rouge Chamber of Commerce, Greater Baton Rouge Industrial Managers Association, Louisiana Air and Waste Management Association, Louisiana Chapter of Certified Hazardous Materials Managers, Louisiana Chemical Association, Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality Environmental Leadership Program, Louisiana Emergency Preparedness Association, Louisiana Water Quality Association, North Baton Rouge Emergency Response Task Force, Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center, Ozone Task Force of Baton Rouge, Rotary Club and Safety Occupational Health Council.