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1305-2026
Recycled Plastics Account for 25% of Plastic Raw Materials; Achievements of the "Two New" Policies Released
Recycled plastics account for 25% of raw materials used in plastic production, which means that for every 4 tons of plastics produced, 1 ton comes from recycling and regeneration. Behind this proportion lies the sustained policy-driven demand for recycled materials. In particular, the growth of waste plastic output brought by the trade-in program in sectors such as automobiles, home appliances, and consumer electronics is accelerating the formation of a closed-loop system of collection – recycling – reapplication.
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0904-2026
Meet you at the 2026 Plastics Recycling & CIRCULAR ECONOMY Conference
The 7th CHINAPLAS x CPRJ Forum & Exhibition on Plastic Recycling, Regeneration and Circular Economy will be held on April 20 at Renaissance Shanghai Hongqiao Hotel. Our company will attend the forum and deliver two keynote speeches. We welcome industry colleagues to come and exchange ideas.
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0502-2026
American Plastics Pact Releases Annual Report: Strategic Focus Shifts to Implementation, Phased Progress Achieved for 2030 Circularity Goals
In January 2026, the U.S. Plastics Pact (USPP) released its annual progress report, which details the practical data of participating enterprises in 2024 toward the 2030 circular economy goals. The report notes that 2025 has emerged as a critical "turning point" for the Pact’s work, with its focus fully shifting from initial infrastructure development and planning to the implementation and promotion of concrete solutions.
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1201-2026
Dual Pressures of Weak Demand and Policy Volatility: The U.S. Recycled Plastic Market Faces Critical Challenges
Dual Pressures of Weak Demand and Policy Volatility: The U.S. Recycled Plastic Market Faces Critical Challenges
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0501-2026
Targeting the 2030 Goal of 19.5 Million Tonnes, Multiple Departments Push for Capacity Expansion and Efficiency Improvement of Recycled Plastics
On December 31, the National Development and Reform Commission and six other departments issued the Action Plan for the Promotion and Application of Recycled Materials. Recycled plastics were designated as a key category in the plan with systematic arrangements. Centering on the entire industrial chain—including enhancing supply capacity, expanding application scope, improving management systems, and refining supporting policies—the plan aims to drive the high-quality development of the recycled plastics industry and facilitate the transition to a circular economy and low-carbon development.
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1712-2025
China-EU Symposium on Green Design Policies for Plastic Products Held in Beijing
China-EU Symposium on Green Design Policies for Plastic Products Held in Beijing
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1512-2025
The comprehensive operating index of domestic recycled plastic enterprises in November 2025 was 49%, which decreased compared with that in October.
The comprehensive operating index of domestic recycled plastic enterprises in November 2025 was 49%, which decreased compared with that in October.
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0512-2025
Huizhou Tianhong Machinery Manufacturing Co., Ltd. invites you to gather at the Nanjing Plastic Trade Fair on December 8th
Huizhou Tianhong Machinery Manufacturing Co., Ltd. invites you to gather at the Nanjing Plastic Trade Fair on December 8th
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0212-2025
2024 Data Reveals a Deepening Crisis of the European plastics recycling industry
Europe's Plastic Recycling Industry Plunges into Historic Recession: Annual Capacity Drops by 1 Million Tonnes in Three Years, Facility Closures Surge by 50% Soaring costs and the impact of low-cost imports have severely hit major categories such as PET, endangering the EU's circular economy goals. The industry has urgently called for policy intervention, demanding fair market rules and support for energy costs.
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2211-2025
Nature Sustainability | Plastic Management: A Crucial Climate Decision
Recently, the top international academic journal *Nature Sustainability* published a "correspondence article" titled "Plastic Disposal: A Critical Climate Decision". The article clearly points out that with the breakdown of global plastic treaty negotiations, countries around the world are facing a neglected climate crisis: the final disposal methods of plastics (landfilling, incineration, or recycling) constitute a significant climate decision, yet their carbon emissions have never been formally included in national climate commitments. The article warns that this policy blind spot is putting global climate goals at serious risk.
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