In the nearly hundred years since plastic was invented, the total amount of plastic manufactured by humans has exceeded 10 billion tons. When these materials that once brought convenience to life become mountains of garbage, plastic recycling has evolved from an environmental issue into a survival topic concerning the sustainable development of the earth. Data shows that less than 10% of plastic worldwide is effectively recycled, while about 8 million tons of plastic flow into the ocean every year, forming a shocking "Eighth Continent". Plastic recycling technology is becoming the key to cracking this dilemma.

In an era of resource scarcity and growing environmental awareness, the recycling of plastic waste by enterprises has emerged as a pivotal link in achieving sustainable development. As a widely used material, the disposal of plastic waste has long been a focal point of environmental concerns. By engaging in plastic waste recycling, enterprises not only help alleviate environmental pressures but also tap into new economic growth points, enhancing their social responsibility and market competitiveness.

On September 4, the Pacific Environmental Resources Center, an environmental protection organization, released the report "Unlocking the New Green nature of milk tea: Research on the plastic Reduction path of China's milk tea Industry", which put forward suggestions for the plastic reduction path of the industry in the next five years in view of the plastic waste growth challenges behind the expansion of new tea drinks.