In this article, we continue to discuss why some plastics are durable while others age and crack rapidly.

Why do some plastics last a long time, yet others rapidly age and crack, despite all being plastic materials?

What exactly are the differences between these common plastics: PE, PP, PVC, ABS and PC? Today we will continue our discussion about PC, along with the differences and common misconceptions among these types of plastics.

What exactly are the differences between these common plastics: PE, PP, PVC, ABS and PC? Today we will continue our discussion on PP, PVC and ABS.

What exactly are the differences between these common plastics: PE, PP, PVC, ABS and PC?

Have you ever had this experience: when you go to the supermarket to buy plastic wrap, you notice "Made of LDPE" printed on the package; when you pick up a storage bin, its label reads "Made of HDPE"; and garbage bags are marked "Made of LLDPE"... When seeing these similar abbreviations, do you feel totally confused? What exactly sets them apart? Why are some plastic products soft and transparent, while others are rigid and tough?

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A new UN FAO report indicates that while recycled plastics can help ease the escalating global waste crisis, strict regulation of food packaging is essential to prevent contamination.

Recently, Plastics Europe released its biennial report, The Circular Economy for Plastics – A European Analysis. The report provides the latest (2024) data and insights into Europe's plastic circular transition, covering trends in circular plastics production, processing, consumption, and trade, as well as waste management statistics.

A set of key new provisions under the EU Waste Shipment Regulation (WSR) officially entered into force on 21 May 2026. A profound transformation is underway for the global recycling sector, particularly enterprises reliant on waste plastic supplies originating from the EU.