Facility detail

ROUSSELOT PEABODY INC.

227 WASHINGTON STREET, PEABODY, MA, 01960

Parent company: DARLING INGREDIENTS INC

Carcinogen PBT — EPA classifications across all reporting years

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Year-over-year total releases

Reported on-site TRI releases in pounds (lbs), grouped by reporting year.

Top chemical totals

The 10 chemicals with the highest cumulative on-site releases in pounds (lbs) across all available years.

Full release table

Rows are years. Columns show the five highest-total chemicals across all years plus each year's total release volume.

All values in pounds (lbs)
Year	Hydrochloric acid (acid aerosols including mists, vapors, gas, fog, and other airborne forms of any particle size)	Ammonia	Nitric acid	Lead compounds	Phosphoric acid	Total (lbs)
2023	—	11,146	—	—	—	11,146
2022	—	16,618	—	—	—	16,618
2021	—	17,616	—	—	—	17,616
2020	—	18,251	—	—	—	18,251
2019	—	17,500	18	—	—	17,518
2018	—	17,421	30	—	—	17,451
2017	—	17,736	23	—	—	17,759
2016	—	14,295	24	—	—	14,319
2015	—	15,958	25	—	—	15,983
2014	—	17,071	15	—	—	17,086
2013	—	14,847	25	—	—	14,872
2012	—	13,929	46	—	—	13,975
2011	—	12,870	46	—	—	12,916
2010	—	14,029	46	—	—	14,075
2009	—	12,382	46	—	—	12,428
2008	—	14,400	46	—	—	14,446
2007	—	13,300	46	—	—	13,346
2006	—	16,700	40	4	—	16,744
2005	—	23,503	44	11	—	23,558
2004	—	23,000	45	34	—	23,079
2003	—	20,700	45	11	—	20,756
2002	—	22,800	49	4	—	22,854
2001	—	19,000	52	12	—	19,064
2000	—	19,000	54	—	—	19,054
1999	—	17,000	53	—	—	17,053
1998	—	17,000	59	—	19	17,078
1997	—	17,000	60	—	8	17,068
1996	—	18,000	59	—	8	18,067
1995	—	16,000	54	—	7	16,061
1994	117	16,000	90	—	5	16,212
1993	101	14,000	138	—	4	14,244
1992	59	14,000	145	—	—	14,206
1991	63	13,000	170	—	—	13,234
1990	43	9,435	125	—	—	9,604
1989	70	12,000	225	—	—	12,298
1988	790,714	—	—	—	—	790,715
1987	—	—	172	—	—	173

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