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Goodyear is closing its remaining chemical plants in New York and Texas, which directly affects industrial facilities in the Texas manufacturing footprint. The excerpt does not say what products the plants made, how many workers are affected, or whether any sale, transition, or permit issue is part of the shutdown.

The story says a consumer brand is cutting jobs and ending diaper production in Texas. For systems that track plant-level manufacturing, the change matters because it points to a closure or shutdown at a Texas facility and a labor reduction, but the excerpt does not identify the plant, the number of jobs, or whether the site will be repurposed.

The piece is about plastics pyrolysis facilities and whether plant closures signal a broader setback for that recycling process. For readers tracking Texas Triangle chemicals and plastics operations, the main relevance is plant-level viability and closure risk for this kind of facility, not product news or company finance.