We implement the MIPs in the algebraic modeling package JuMP and solve them using Gurobi 9.1.0. . The MIPs are used to design the layout of the upcycling value chain, while its economic and environmental properties are analyzed using the CoordinatedSupplyChains.jl package (CSC.jl) developed by Tominac and Zavala and modified for this work with visualization capabilities. The CSC.jl framework relies on the same conception of a value chain with four distinct categories of stakeholders, and the same mathematical optimization problem as in , with the only difference that the binary technology placement variables y m are fixed to values determined in solving the MIP. The CSC.jl analysis package is publicly available at . All scripts and data needed to reproduce the results are available at .